IE loading problem

dito...same issue.

I'm pretty sure that it results from a security setting. I have the 2.0 preview release locally and that seems to work just fine. But the current demo on http://www.fckeditor.org/Demo doesn't load in my copy of IE.

The real pain is that I can't edit or even see the security settings in ie, as our NT policy must have locked them down.

Any idea's/utils to display the ie security settings?

Gareth

stranger than fiction...when deployed to a remote server the _samples/default.html fails as described by browngb...but when using my own intergration it loads and seems to work just fine.

But... the GetContents function (copied from the examples) fails with:

Line: 24
Char: 188
Error: 'this.XML' is null or not an object

url: /fckeditor/editor/fckeditor.html?instanceName=commentBoxId&Toolbar=StarproBasic

Same problem here, working fine with FF and NN nowt but that JS error on IE6 any and all help appreciated ;0)

I'm having the same problem, has anyone resolved this?

help me please

i have the same problem everyone mentione before

under FF everything works fine.
under IE nothing will work - the toolbar is not visible.

the strange thing is:

the demo on fckeditor homepage works great, but my implementation won't work neither the samples.

please help - thx

Interesting - I'm having the same problem... but when I switch the toolbar setting from 'Default' to 'Basic' it loads ok in both IE and FF.

So next I'm going to try adding buttons to the 'Basic' toolbar until it breaks.

Found it - at least I found what was happening on my machine...

I customized my default toolbar in fckconfig.js ... and in the process, removed the last line:
['About']^M
...but did not remove the comma from the end of the previous line. Firefox didn't complain about this, but IE gives the error that we were all experiencing.

So bottom line, check your config file for a trailing comma.

Hope this helps!

I too had this very same problem and tried all of the 'fixes' mentioned in this and other posts. I eventually got it to work.

I was setting a custom config file in my HTML file:

oFCKeditor.Config['CustomConfigurationsPath'] = '/affiliate/js/FCK/editorconfig.js';

The path here is relative to the root of the website, ie. http://www.mysite.com/affiliate/js/FCK/editorconfig.js

When I took this line out of the HTML file and just used the default config everything worked fine. After a bit of playing around I I worked out that the path to the custom config file has to be relative to the directory where all of the other editor files are, in this case:

oFCKeditor.Config['CustomConfigurationsPath'] = '../editorconfig.js';

Hope this helps someone.