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Fri, 03/17/2006 - 14:34
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"Cleanly" closing an FCKEditor
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Sat, 03/18/2006 - 11:09
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RE: "Cleanly" closing an FCKEditor
I've found this in another thread:
__FCKeditorNS = null;
It helps, but it looks like "over-cleaning" (not just the editor that was closed but all the FCKEditor stuff).
Is this really the best approach?
Sat, 03/18/2006 - 11:37
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RE: "Cleanly" closing an FCKEditor
The solution above causes a bad memory leak (both on IE and on Firefox).
Maybe the FCKeditor's event handlers are unhooked in "window.unload" (which is never called in this situation)?
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RE: "Cleanly" closing an FCKEditor
__FCKeditorNS = null;
It helps, but it looks like "over-cleaning" (not just the editor that was closed but all the FCKEditor stuff).
Is this really the best approach?
RE: "Cleanly" closing an FCKEditor
Maybe the FCKeditor's event handlers are unhooked in "window.unload" (which is never called in this situation)?