Hi all,
Bit of an odd problem. I've installed CKEditor 3.5.2 recently on my shared server space and only recently ran into problems when I put more than one instance in a page. As the subject line suggests, I found I ran into problems of a most peculiar sort on the third instance (and beyond). To make matters even more strange, when I entered the following HTML code into the editor :-
every submission of the form meets with a 403 Permission Denied error being thrown.
I have put this very same HTML into the first and second instances of the editor without any such error occurring. Also, to make matters stranger, the third and beyond instances of the editor can have text surrounded by "<p>" tags in them and it causes no complaints, but the moment an unordered list goes in there, I get a 403 error.
To quote the immortal bard ... "Huh?"
If anyone could help shed any light on this matter I would greatly appreciate it.
Bit of an odd problem. I've installed CKEditor 3.5.2 recently on my shared server space and only recently ran into problems when I put more than one instance in a page. As the subject line suggests, I found I ran into problems of a most peculiar sort on the third instance (and beyond). To make matters even more strange, when I entered the following HTML code into the editor :-
<ul> <li><span>Recommendations for the perfect venue for your event</span></li> <li><span>Motivational incentive programmes</span></li> <li><span>VIP meet and greet service</span></li> <li><span>VIP Logistics service</span></li> <li><span>Multi lingual team</span></li> <li><span>Live entertainment</span></li> </ul>
every submission of the form meets with a 403 Permission Denied error being thrown.
I have put this very same HTML into the first and second instances of the editor without any such error occurring. Also, to make matters stranger, the third and beyond instances of the editor can have text surrounded by "<p>" tags in them and it causes no complaints, but the moment an unordered list goes in there, I get a 403 error.
To quote the immortal bard ... "Huh?"
If anyone could help shed any light on this matter I would greatly appreciate it.