Configuration mess

I would very much like to change this so that instead of using the STRIONG tag it uses the B tag

howveer, even after doing a grep I CAN NOT find where you editor inserts/selects tags to insert?!?!?!?!??!

i grep'd the full folder, and manualy read each file line by line and yet there is nowhere in your code that say "when making bold use strong tag" or anything of the like

PLEASE can you tell me where this is in the code?
Please?
Pretty Please?
I have now wasted 6 hours of my clients time trying to use a freaking instead of

Tue, 07/19/2005 - 14:03

dylan_wolf

Joined: 22/06/2005

Posts: 6

RE: Configuration mess

FCKeditor uses a built-in browser function to do most of its text formatting, which means the tags used aren't controlled by FCKeditor but by the browser you're using. Internet Explorer uses and for bold and italics, and Firefox uses and tags (although if you have the GeckoUseSPAN option set to true in your configuration, it will use s with inline styles).

As far as I know, the only way you'll be able to force the use of one or the other set of tags is to replace all instances of with as the first step in your server-side code.

Tue, 07/19/2005 - 14:03

stephenrs

Joined: 04/06/2005

Posts: 40

RE: Configuration mess

i'm guessing that the bold functionality is one of the internal browser supported features, so nowhere in the FCK code will there be an explicit or tag...instead, there will be a call to a browser api function. i could be wrong, but i'm pretty confident about this..

there are a couple of ways you could do this yourself:

1. define a custom style in the fckstyles.xml file
2. write a small plugin and cause the default bold button to execute your new plugin, rather than the default code.

Tue, 07/19/2005 - 15:12

doug_melvin

Joined: 02/08/2005

Posts: 3

RE: Configuration mess

Yup i feel like a twit now.

hehe

But I do thank you both for your informative relpies.
:-)

cheers