Error with IE6

Same problem here ! I was just looking for a solution, but haven't found one yet.

Some more information about this bug :

I use a PHP version of the editor.
If I get the string back from the class and use it straight away through a "print", all is hunky-dory.

If, however, I string the returned HTML code together with other code, I get the forementioned error.

Similarly : if I print the returned code straight after getting it back and then later on use it again stringed together with other HTML, it all shows up fine (as long a the textarea names are the same).
Obviously doing it that way will be totally useless as the id of the formfield is not unique and therefore you won't actually get any results...

I'll keep testing.

Last post before I give up and "demand" the user to switch to Firefox... (well, at least for now)

I find that the problem is that the js/fckeditorcode_ie_2.js file doesn't get loaded.

The following files have been loaded, so the problem seems to be somewhere in the code between where the language file is being loaded and where the ie_2.js is being loaded.

fckeditor/editor/skins/default/fck_editor.css
fckeditor/editor/skins/default/fck_contextmenu.css
js/fck_startup.js
../fckconfig.js
js/fckeditorcode_ie_1.js
lang/nl.js

Please, please, anyone who knows the solution....

I also do have this problem.
I experimented and found out that if I use 2 fckeditors at one page the second one will show, but the first one not.
So a workaround is now to use 2 fckeditors at a page, but that's not a real solution in my opinion....

True, I found the same. First one won't show, second one will.
The first one will still generate the js error we mentioned before.
And strangely enough, the second one which does show the toolbar, still won't show the icons which are supposed to be in the toolbar...

I'm at the end of my wits trying to find a solution.

I don't think it is a config issue as FireFox returns everything fine, no matter whether it's one or two editors. So for now, my analysis stays that it is an error somewhere in the js/fckeditorcode_ie_1.js between where the calls go out to the language file and later to the ie_2.js file.

Frederico, any suggestions ?

Maybe the singe-quotes are the problem for ie?!
try to use " instead of '

ykuendig

Where would we want to use the double quotes ?

In my case, I'm sure the error occurs in one of the FCKeditor js files, not in the call to the file as I load the editor via php, so the hidden input tags + the iframe are written in via php.

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_ ... aid=983398

waooowww jrf - jrf

3 hours for me and now it's ok
good works

Thx

Agreed... I spent 5 hours trying to figure this one out too :/