Newbie question alert!
When I make changes to the fckconfig.js file, the changes are not picked up in the browser.
I'm using KCKeditor2.2, with the JSP Integration Pack 2.3, in a Tomcat container. The project is a JSP/Struts project. I've tried making the change (I want to edit the toolbar) to the fckconfig.js, stopping the container and re-deploying. But the changes are still not being picked up.
Anyone seen this before? Any hints?
Cheers,
Jim.
When I make changes to the fckconfig.js file, the changes are not picked up in the browser.
I'm using KCKeditor2.2, with the JSP Integration Pack 2.3, in a Tomcat container. The project is a JSP/Struts project. I've tried making the change (I want to edit the toolbar) to the fckconfig.js, stopping the container and re-deploying. But the changes are still not being picked up.
Anyone seen this before? Any hints?
Cheers,
Jim.

RE: Changes to FCKConfig not picked up?
RE: Changes to FCKConfig not picked up?
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RE: Changes to FCKConfig not picked up?
Important: remember to clear your browser cache when making changes to the configuration files, otherwise you may not see your changes. This is especially important when working behind a proxy which may cache your .js files more persistently than pages.
There are a few tricks that can be used while developing to retrieve the latest version of the configuration file:
*If you are using Internet Explorer, hitting CTRL + F5 should suffice to fetch the latest versions of the script. No need to manually clear the browser cache.
*If you are using Firefox or other Mozilla's children, hitting Shift+CTRL + R should fetch the latest version with no need to clear the cache (although this method doesn't seem to work at all times, if this fails clear cache manually).
*You could add a number or code in the end of the custom configuration path, so the browser would be forced to load it every time:
var oFCKeditor = new FCKeditor( "FCKeditor1" ) ;
oFCKeditor.Config["CustomConfigurationsPath"] = "/myconfig.js?" + ( new Date() * 1 ) ;
oFCKeditor.Create() ;