Set StylesXmlPath with JavaScript

from http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x ... ion/Styles I took the line

FCKConfig.EditorAreaCSS = '/myownstyles.css' ;

and transfered it into JS:

ed.Config["EditorAreaCSS"] = '/cms/css.php?site='+siteid;

... That works perfectly. But when I come to the XML.... taking the line:

FCKConfig.StylesXmlPath = '../fckstyles.xml' ;

and transfering it into:

ed.Config["StylesXmlPath"] = '/cms/cssxml.php?site='+siteid;

... that doesnt work and it continues to run off /cms/fckeditor/fckstyles.xml

Any ideas why one works and the other doesnt?? or more helpfully how to set the Styles XML file through JS?

I would like to point out that using;

$oFCKeditor->Config['StylesXmlPath'] = '/cms/cssxml.php?site=1';

in the php file that 'creates' the editor, does work.

Thanks

Sun, 08/17/2008 - 21:48

alfonsoml

Joined: 31/12/2006

Posts: 3737

Re: Set StylesXmlPath with JavaScript

that should work. Check that you haven't made any mistake and clear your cache.

Sun, 08/17/2008 - 22:20

hamishrobertson

Joined: 16/08/2008

Posts: 7

Re: Set StylesXmlPath with JavaScript

I have been clearing my cache and I cant find any mistakes.
For debuging i just have a plain xml file.. rather than the dynamicaly generated xml from the php file.

This is the code:

ed.Config["EditorAreaCSS"] = '/cms/css.php?site='+siteid;
//ed.Config["StylesXmlPath"] = '/cms/cssxml.php?site='+siteid;
ed.Config["StylesXmlPath"] = '/cms/styles1.xml';
ed.SetHTML('<p>test</p>');

Do you have any ideas where the mistake might be??
I promise the syntax of the XML is correct.

Thanks

Mon, 08/18/2008 - 14:38

hamishrobertson

Joined: 16/08/2008

Posts: 7

Re: Set StylesXmlPath with JavaScript

alfonsoml said that it should work.. so hopefully someone else has actualy got it working?
It would be really useful if someone had a working example.

At the moment the Styles drop-down just contains the default Styles.. Marker: Yellow, Marker: Green, etc

Thanks

EDIT: Sorry I did not make it clear that I am wanting to change the XML file dynamicaly, not just once before initiating the editor.
I thought I might need to re-initialise the editor but could not find a way to do this so abandoned that line of thought.
I submit that the documentation of FCKeditor is rather significantly lacking in areas.