Styles via keystrokes plugin

Hi @ all,

I have written a FCK-Plugin to select my CSS-styles via keystrokes. I have some problems with IE 6/7 and FF 3.0.3.

IE-problems:
- If I mark a text and use the keystroke CTRL + ALT + 72 for SC_test_7, the FCKeditor lost the mark.
- If I mark a text in a table and use any keystroke, the table collapses and I get a Javascript (Line: 57, Sign: 214, Error: Object needed).

FF-problems:
- It's not possible to switch between the keystrokes which create a <P> and a <H1>. I have to select the line again, to change it.
- If I mark a text and use the keystroke CTRL + ALT + 72 for SC_test_7, the FCKeditor lost the mark.
- In a table it creates many many many many many mistakes.

Can someone help me to correct my script? Is there a easier way to write this plugin?

Thanks,
matze (Sorry for my spelling, my english is not very well )

fckconfig.js:

FCKConfig.Plugins.Add( 'style_sc' );
...
   [ CTRL + ALT + 65 /*A*/, 'SC_test_1' ],
   [ CTRL + ALT + 66 /*B*/, 'SC_test_2' ],
...
   [ CTRL + ALT + 72 /*H*/, 'SC_test_7' ],
...

Tue, 10/14/2008 - 18:04

matze

Joined: 07/10/2008

Posts: 2

Re: Styles via keystrokes plugin

I still didn't found a solution. Now I want to try another way.
I found the "FCKStyleCommand"-function in the fckeditorcode_x.js, which I think change the styles.
Now I copied this function in my plugin and renamed it. But now I need reference of the object "B".

How can I get "B"?
Someone know, if this solution is a possible one?

My fckplugin.js:

var My_FCKStyleSCCommand=function( A )
{
   var B = ???; // I need to set it
};

My_FCKStyleSCCommand.prototype=
{
   Name:'Style',

   Execute:function( A , B )
   {
      FCKUndo.SaveUndoStep();
      if (B.Selected) FCK.Styles.RemoveStyle(B.Style);
      else FCK.Styles.ApplyStyle(B.Style);
      FCKUndo.SaveUndoStep();
      FCK.Focus();
      FCK.Events.FireEvent('OnSelectionChange');
   },

   GetState:function()
   {
      if (FCK.EditMode!=0||!FCK.EditorDocument) return -1;
      if (FCKSelection.GetType()=='Control')
      {
         var A=FCKSelection.GetSelectedElement();
         if (!A||!FCKStyles.CheckHasObjectStyle(A.nodeName.toLowerCase())) return -1;
      };
      return 0;
   }
};

FCKCommands.RegisterCommand('SC_test_1', new My_FCKStyleSCCommand('Standard'));
FCKCommands.RegisterCommand('SC_test_2', new My_FCKStyleSCCommand('Example'));

...

FCKCommands.RegisterCommand('SC_test_7', new My_FCKStyleSCCommand('Topic'));

My fckstyles.xml:

...

   <Style name="Standard" element="p">
      <Attribute name="class" value="standard" />
   </Style>
   <Style name="Example" element="p">
      <Attribute name="class" value="example" />
   </Style>

...

   <Style name="Topic" element="h1" />

...