Documentation? <br> tags...

I was looking at the indite project for the same problem. I am trying to make it so people can continually reedit a document, but I am getting lots of unbalanced, ending </p>'s. Not sure how to get rid of them well or avoid them. Somebody mentioned maybe using HtmlNeko's Sax Parser to remove extra tags, but.... not sure what I will do yet. This BR thing might be a solution for me too even if I can't do all the formatting.

http://www.fckeditor.net/Demo/

Hit shift-enter to get a single-space. It's an IE feature, not a FCK bug.

Ups, I forgot to mention that I am interessted in getting a <p> in Firefox.

Right now it does not matter if I hit enter or shift-enter in Firefox both gives a <br />.

So my question is how do I get a <p> in Firefox ?

- Mikkel

Ups, I forgot to mention that I am interessted in getting a <p> in Firefox.

Right now it does not matter if I hit enter or shift-enter in Firefox both gives a <br />.

So my question is how do I get a <p> in Firefox ?

- Mikkel

How do you get the editor to default to implementing <p> instead of <div> tags? I don't see anything in the documentation... Is it related to a Toolbar set? I wouldn't think so, but I don't see any configuration setting. Thanks if you can help, I feel like I'm missing something stupid.

You should not remove the use of <p> tags , because a lot of formatting is set in the <p> tags. But if you really need to , you may want to try to look at the config file for the last version . There is a mention of useBRLinecarrier or something like that in the configfile. (Maybe the function is in the beta but not set in the configfile ?)

You may try to set the <p> as margin = 0 (in css) and it will not have any space before or after

BR Martin Kronstad

I tried using the config line:
FCKconfig.UseBROnCarriageReturn = true ;
but it would stop the editor from loading all together. Also, in the extended toolbar, when I tried to switch between {Normal [P]}{Normal [br]}{Heading 1}{Heading 2} it would not change anything.

The current default behavior we experience is <b> upon pressing Enter. I know this is an old question, but I cannot find a way to alter this behavior. The useBRoncarriagereturn (or something like that) seems to be ignored on Mozilla, and pressing <shift> for a <p> tag and <shift-enter> for <br> simply does not work. Though it would be a nice thing. Suggestions?

j9

Just followup up here to say that useBRLinecarrier doesn't seem to be in my version. Think it is a post FC3 release.

Mike

I was able to force it by adding the following javascript at the end of the fckeditorcode_ie_2.js file (and the gecko version):
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FCK.ExecuteNamedCommand('FormatBlock', '<P>');
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In looking at the code it looked like it should have been executing this anyway - yet it wasn't... Oh well.

Does anyone have any information about ExecuteNamedCommand?

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

I tried this out, and it works. Cool! However, Does anyone know of a way to get rid of the unneeded <br /> tags?

For example, if I copy and paste in some paragraphs of text, and I am forcing the user to paste as text, the result is something like:

<p>This is one paragraph<br /><br />

This is another paragraph<br /></p>

Can it be set up to format the text like this:

<p>This is one paragraph</p>

<p>This is another paragraph</p>

???

Chris