Opera compatibility effort

To test your own installation in Opera, you must explicitly set "EnableOpera" to true in the JavaScript integration file ('fckeditor.js').

Or when you use PHP, replace '$this->IsCompatible()' on line 66 of either 'fckeditor_php4.php' or 'fckeditor_php5.php' (depending on your server's PHP version). Don't forget to restore it after testing.

For other scripting languages similar codechanges have to be made.

Just want to say that Opera generally left a good impression. There don't seem to be that many issues...

I can't remove the $this->IsCompatible() from line 62 because there's an if :

62 if ( $this->IsCompatible() )
63 {
64 if ( isset( $_GET['fcksource'] )
...
82 }

Please can you give me more details how to enable it using PHP

Thank you.

I'm real interested in the answer to the previous question.

I have changed the fckeditor.js file, but I'm stuck on the php bit

Or when you use PHP, replace '$this->IsCompatible()' on line 66 of either 'fckeditor_php4.php' or 'fckeditor_php5.php' (depending on your server's PHP version). Don't forget to restore it after testing.

Thanks

I figured it out. Go to site preferences and click the networking tab and change "browser identifacation" to 'Mask as Firefox'
You should get a fully functional FCKeditor without haveing to tweak fckeditor.js or fck_editor4.php / fck_editor5.php.

I hope this helps someone.

on line 62 change:

if ( $this->IsCompatible() )
to:
if ( 1=1 )

or set $this->IsCompatible() to equal true somewhere in the code? (i was to lazy to find if there was lol), but yeh the guy above was correct (appreciate it mate)