I think I have found the solution to my problems. Trawling through the myriad of configuration options I chanced on FCKConfig.BaseHref and set it to the url of the subdomain. This has made the editor appear in IE. It still works in the other browsers as well. I can only guess that IE was not happy with some part of a path that the other browsers handled ok. Back to configuring FCKeditor to do what I want and waiting for the next quirk to materialise! Ian
Were you previously getting javascript page errors on the subdomain pages prior to making the update to the configuration file? I am having the same general issue (not displaying in IE7)... but only in my production environment. Test and development work fine as well as FF3 in production works!! I think it's something as to how IE7 is determining the appropriate root path of the application(?)...
My assumed "fix" has not actually worked and I still have the original problem. What actually happened was that I had opened an FCKeditor page on my main domain before making the configuration change on the sub-domain. Subsequent visits to the sub-domain then displayed FCKeditor correctly (I erroneously assumed I'd fixed it). Could this be IE caching some items from the main domain and then re-using the cached items on visits to the sub-domain? A re-boot of my PC caused the sub-domain FCKeditor pages to fail again until I had visited the FCKeditor page on the main domain.
I have not had any errors thrown anywhere but have not yet resorted to debugging tools.
Re: FCKeditor not displayed in IE when using a subdomain
Ian
Re: FCKeditor not displayed in IE when using a subdomain
Were you previously getting javascript page errors on the subdomain pages prior to making the update to the configuration file? I am having the same general issue (not displaying in IE7)... but only in my production environment. Test and development work fine as well as FF3 in production works!! I think it's something as to how IE7 is determining the appropriate root path of the application(?)...
I posted my issue today...
Thanks
--Scott
(myerss)
Re: FCKeditor not displayed in IE when using a subdomain
I have not had any errors thrown anywhere but have not yet resorted to debugging tools.
Ian