I'm currently implementing an installation of FCKEditor into a site with the need to support all Tier-A browsers (which includes implementations of Webkit/Safari) but I am not currently able to drag 'n drop images from content outside the editor into the editor.
Why is that not working? Is it an installation/deployment issue, a settings issue or a failing of the editor.
Any answers, and even better, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Why is that not working? Is it an installation/deployment issue, a settings issue or a failing of the editor.
Any answers, and even better, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
Thanks for the prompt reply alphonsomi.
Heh, you're right, I did forget that. I was confused by the claim of "Safari Support".
Is that the official answer alphonsomi? Does anyone know of a fix/work-around?
I'd hate to abandon a really great open-source solution with such a wide user base for a commercial solution that I know works.
Any further direction would be most helpful.
Thanks.
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
Could you point me to a commercial solution that meets the same basic criteria of FCKeditor but supports better DnD? I.e. WYSIWYG, browser/JavaScript based, extensible, supports Firefox, IE, and other browsers?
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
http://www.telerik.com/
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
http://martinezdelizarrondo.com/fckplugins/
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
I could not find in the documentation any reference to DnD issues in Safari while the product claims to support Safari. That is not a true representation of the product for that piece of functionality. As for Safari having a bug or not, is it really a bug (design failing/misinterpretation of standards) or a slightly different implementation? The IE "Peek-a-boo" behavior is a bug, a Mac single button mouse is a different implementation. That may be an argument over semantics, but if it is an implementation difference, would WebKit be able to help? I'm not trying to be facetious, I'm merely trying to find a solution to an issue.
As for people "going down to their knees" to keep me from switching solutions, I have no intention or expectation of causing that. I was actually stating my dismay at having to go that route. In fact, as our implementation is a commercial venture, we were planning to buy a commercial license and support plan for FCKEditor, but I wasn't dangling that in front of anyone's face. I have a lot of respect for open source and FCKEditor and it is almost always my preference. I both donate and contribute to various projects. Remember, I'm trying to find a solution.
If you represent FCKEditor is some way, you may think about revising your tone when dealing with people. If you don't then you can say what ever you'd like. Either way, reread my posts, I meant no disrespect.
If anyone can point me to a solution so I can use FCKEditor that would be ideal, and most appreciated.
Thanks.
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
http://dev.fckeditor.net/query?status=a ... patibilityhttps://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9915
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Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
http://dev.fckeditor.net/ticket/2597
Re: Safari - Drag 'n Drop Images Issue
I would like to wait the two weeks for the milestone. Unfortunately, the powers that be here at work, and the deadlines on the application are such that we need the solution right away. Our timelines are so tight that as soon as I implemented that other editor, QA HAD to start working on for our editable functionality.
Upgrading later is not an option.
It's not how I like to work, but you have to take some bad with the good I guess.
I do plan to continue using FCK whenever it's feasible as I do feel it's the easiest and best overall solution, it just didn't work out this time.
I'm also glad that I was able to help improve the product and will hopefully be able to contribute more down the road.
Thanks.