access to FCK.EditorDocument from plugin..

I remembered it myself

here you go:

oEditor = window.parent.InnerDialogLoaded();
editorInstance = oEditor.FCK;
editorInstance.EditorWindow;
editorInstance.EditorDocument;

Hey, thanks for the code. I am having the same problem with my plugin. However, when I try to apply your code, I get:

Error: window.parent.InnerDialogLoaded is not a function

Any ideas? I am a complete beginner when it comes to FCK. Thanks in advance!

Oh, and I totally intend to contribute my plugin as GPL when I get done with it... It's going to allow default text color to be set as the user types. Searching the forums reveals a lot of people want that functionality, so I am happy to contribute... If I can get it working!

Do you have a dialog showing for your plugin already? If not, start with http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x ... n/Plug-ins.

I made a modification to the code above, so make sure to get this 'latest version'.

Ah hmm sorry now I had a look at your code again and believe that it is a scoping problem: 'FCK' is not known in the event scope, i.e. in the function called OnKeyDown. You can solve this by 'scoping it in', (see http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/referencedvariables.html for a good article on it), but it is easier when you know that the editorInstance is passed to every event callback set by editorInstance.Events.AttachEvent (see http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x ... API#Events). So just catching it in your function should do the trick:

function FCK.AutoHeight = function(FCK) {
FCK.EditorDocument.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].style.overflow = FCK.EditorDocument.body.style.overflow = "hidden";
(...)
}