I mentioned working on this a while back and running across a stumbling block - that Konqueror does not apply an onload or onreadystatechange to script elements (and quite rightly, if the W3C specs are to be stuck to (not that I agree with the W3C on this)).
So, the solution was to call FCKScriptLoader.CheckQueue() directly from each script loaded. This is, of course, an annoyance and a hack, but it is the only way to get this think working in Konqueror, it appears.
I'm stuck right at the point where the textarea's contents are rendered. There appears to be a bug which disallows the editing of a "head" element using both innerHTML and DOM. I'm looking around for workarounds at the moment.
The work so far:
http://verens.com/demos/FCKeditor/_samp ... ource=true
Examples of the bugs, isolated:
http://verens.com/bugs/konqueror/3.5.he ... child.html
http://verens.com/bugs/konqueror/3.5.he ... rhtml.html
(in the examples, clicking on the "click me" should change the title to "it worked")
Any help would be appreciated.
Kae
Wed, 12/21/2005 - 14:07
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RE: fckeditor in konqueror
I'm using Konqueror 3.4.2 but nothing happen.
No change in the title, no fck loaded.
Just whith http://verens.com/bugs/konqueror/3.5.he ... rhtml.html I get a DOM exception (7).
RE: fckeditor in konqueror
Ah well - I'll think about it for another month or so - soon I will have it right.
RE: fckeditor in konqueror
RE: fckeditor in konqueror
Next headache: Konqueror does not support execCommand(). Any ideas? I'm researching this at the moment.
RE: fckeditor in konqueror
If konqueror doesn't support it you will have to recreate all the calls, I think that you could take a look at Mozile.