Toolbar Manipulation at Runtime

I'm trying to manipulate the FCK Editor toolbar for a site that I use. I do not have access to the server.

The site is using the default "Basic" toolbar, but I'd like to add the Indent/Outdent buttons to the toolbar. This would all need to be done at runtime. (I'm using a greasemonkey script to try to interact) Here's what I've tried and the problems I'm running into:

1. Changing the definition for "Basic" and calling Load('Basic'). This loads a second toolbar identical to the first, except that the extra buttons are there. Only the extra buttons work on the second toolbar.

2. Changing the definition for "Basic", erasing the toolbar's innerHTML, and calling Load('Basic'). This LOOKS right, but the only buttons that work are the new ones.

3. using the following code in FCKeditor_OnComplete:

var oOutdent = new FCKToolbarButton('Outdent', FCKLang.DecreaseIndent, null, null, false, true); oOutdent.IconPath = FCKConfig.SkinPath + 'toolbar/outdent.gif';
var oIndent = new FCKToolbarButton('Indent', FCKLang.IncreaseIndent, null, null, false, true); oIndent.IconPath = FCKConfig.SkinPath + 'toolbar/indent.gif';

oToolbars.AddSeparator()
oToolbars.AddItem('Indent', oIndent)
oToolbars.AddItem('Outdent', oOutdent)

Problem here: FCKLang does not exist.

4. Modifying the previous code going through editorInstance.EditorWindow.parent.FCK instead... the problem here is that, for whatever reason, at this stage of execution, parent exists but is blank. I don't really understand how OnComplete can have already fired but parent.FCK doesn't exist yet, but that's the problem I'm having.

5. Tossing alerts in my code resulted in the toolbar not actually displaying until after I cleared the alert, so I changed the ['Basic'] definition thinking it would just appear the right way. No such luck. The ToolbarSet.Toolbars[0] array had the right definitions in it, but they didn't appear in the bar.


From all of this I have deduced that OnComplete is being called after the toolbar has been created, but before it's all actually be written to the page.

Is there an easy way to change the toolbar at runtime? I'd be happy to just define a different toolbar and switch to that one, but I can't seem to find the right commands to do it, and the documentation is very, very lacking.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.