CKEditor 4
Wed, 12/21/2005 - 14:07
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kaeverens
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fckeditor in konqueror








http://verens.com/demos/FCKeditor/_samp ... ource=true


http://verens.com/bugs/konqueror/3.5.he ... child.html
http://verens.com/bugs/konqueror/3.5.he ... rhtml.html




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Wed, 12/21/2005 - 07:48
cedric-ob
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RE: fckeditor in konqueror



http://verens.com/bugs/konqueror/3.5.he ... rhtml.html
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Wed, 12/21/2005 - 07:52
kaeverens
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RE: fckeditor in konqueror

I know - that's the point - there are two ways of affecting <head> elements, and neither of them work in Konqueror.

Ah well - I'll think about it for another month or so - soon I will have it right.
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Wed, 12/21/2005 - 07:58
alfonsoml
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RE: fckeditor in konqueror

Just for your info, none of the bug tests seems to work in either Firefox 1.5 or IE 6.0 in wXP.
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Wed, 12/21/2005 - 13:10
kaeverens
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RE: fckeditor in konqueror

I've made a little progress, by commenting out the header overwrite (sigh!). I'll get back to that at some point.

Next headache: Konqueror does not support execCommand(). Any ideas? I'm researching this at the moment.
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Wed, 12/21/2005 - 14:07
alfonsoml
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RE: fckeditor in konqueror

execCommand is precisely one of the most important parts that the browser need to implement in order to have an editor.
If konqueror doesn't support it you will have to recreate all the calls, I think that you could take a look at Mozile.
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