HOWTO - disable toolbar buttons

Disabling a toolbar button can be done through the FCKeditor API, see http://wiki.fckeditor.net/Developer%27s ... script_API and by overwriting the Execute command of the button you want diabled:

FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance(yourFCKeditorInstanceName).Commands.GetCommand(commandName).Execute = function(){return false;};

Where the attribute of GetInstance is the instancename of your editor and the attribute of GetCommand is the buttonName/commandName.
The different commandNames can be found in the file 'editor/_source/internals/fckcommands.js' and for ease of use I have extracted them to list them here:

DocProps, Templates, Link, Unlink, Anchor, BulletedList, NumberedList, About, Find, Replace, Image, Flash, SpecialChar, Smiley, Table, TableProp, TableCellProp, UniversalKey, Style, FontName, FontSize, FontFormat, Source, Preview, Save, NewPage, PageBreak, TextColor, BGColor, PasteText, PasteWord, TableInsertRow, TableDeleteRows, TableInsertColumn, TableDeleteColumns, TableInsertCell, TableDeleteCells, TableMergeCells, TableSplitCell, TableDelete, Form, Checkbox, Radio, TextField, Textarea, HiddenField, Button, Select, ImageButton, SpellCheck, FitWindow, Undo, Redo

So for example to disable a command by default (i.e. onload of the editor), copy the code below and put it in the page that creates the editor. Replace 'FCKeditor1' with the instanceName you chose for your editor. Then pick your command and fill it in in the GetCommand method (replace 'FitWindow'). When you now visit your webpage containing the FCKeditor, the command should be disabled.

<script type="text/javascript">
function FCKeditor_OnComplete( editorInstance )
{
FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance('FCKeditor1').Commands.GetCommand('FitWindow').Execute = function(){return false;};
}
</script>

You can also first trigger the command before you disable it, see the HOWTO on trigering commands: https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.p ... id=3877940