Hi
I have put together a local (my pc) of a small application. It's really basic, the only changes are to menu options.. Now I have uploaded it to my 'try it first' web site as an exact mirror of the Pc version.
All I see in my <textarea> is the html code ... no CKEditor.
My PC is windows, the web server is windows.
Any hints or ideas for where I should start looking? They would be greatly appreciated. My file path is ....
(local)host/hdp/ckeditor/ ... and then the CKEditor standard paths
My scripts are all at the /hdp/ level
I have tried the sample scripts and they all work absolutely fine on the web version ... as I expected.
I have put together a local (my pc) of a small application. It's really basic, the only changes are to menu options.. Now I have uploaded it to my 'try it first' web site as an exact mirror of the Pc version.
All I see in my <textarea> is the html code ... no CKEditor.
My PC is windows, the web server is windows.
Any hints or ideas for where I should start looking? They would be greatly appreciated. My file path is ....
(local)host/hdp/ckeditor/ ... and then the CKEditor standard paths
My scripts are all at the /hdp/ level
I have tried the sample scripts and they all work absolutely fine on the web version ... as I expected.
Re: Cannot replicate localhost PC version on web site
Hi again
Ok, I found the solution : It is an embarrassing one but I will admit to it publicly because others might make the same mistake.
In the <header> I had linked the js file as "/ckeditor/ckeditor.js" and oddly enough it worked on the Pc, but not on the web. However when I changed it to "ckeditor/ckeditor.js" (which I should have done in the first place) it works for both Web and Pc.
So there you are ... very embarrassing