I've tried the directions at http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x/Developers_Guide/Configuration/Toolbar and continue to get an error that the ToolBarSet does not exist. It doesn't matter if I place the declaration in fckconfig.js or create my own config file. It also doesn't matter if I rename the "Default" or "Basic" ToolBarSet the same "does not exist" message comes up.
I also find that if I modify the "Basic" ToolBarSet by adding Cut, Copy, Pase, Undo, Redo, etc. those changes don't take either.
Is it possible the FredCK.FCKeditorV2.dll binary has the toolbarsets hardcoded in the binary (v 2.63) and they can't be changed? If ToolBarSets can be changed (ASP.NET) any suggestions beyond what's in the developers guide link above would be appreciated.
Sun, 11/23/2008 - 03:14
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Re: ToolBarSet in ASP.NET
Re: ToolBarSet in ASP.NET
I found that the ASP.NET example on SourceForge http://sourceforge.net/projects/fckeditorexampl/ will let me set the toolbarset to my own named toolbarset with the options I specify.
I haven't compared the example code to my code to find out what's different.
Good luck!
Re: ToolBarSet in ASP.NET
Yeah I also had the problem with the ToolBarSet does not exist although i did save the toolbar set in the fckconfig.js untill I cleared my browser cache.
Orick
I am using it in asp.net.
So be sure to clear your cache everytime you make a change to the fckconfig.js file.
it says this in the page by the link given by
Additional information
Remember to clean up your browser's cache when making changes to the configuration file, otherwise you may not see your changes and will simply not understand why.
It's a common mistake when customizing the toolbar, to just remove some elements from the Default toolbar set, including the "About" item, leaving the last row terminating with a comma (","). So, remember that the last toolbar band doesn't have a comma after it.