The ASP.NET integration of CKEditor has not been updated yet to use all the features introduced in CKEditor 4.x. That's why it still comes by default with CKEditor 3.6.4.
You are free to replace the CKEditor library (the editor itself) in the ASP.NET integration with the latest version of CKEditor 4.x. Depending on what you need, it may fit your needs. That will fix the various IE problems. From what I understand inline editing won't work.
Please note that CKEditor (the editor) is a pure JavaScript application, so you may not need any server-side integration to use in a web application. Just include the ckeditor.js script in your website and you can start using it.
But if you do want to use the integration, do the following:
Download CKEditor 3.6.4 for ASP.NET and unpack
Go to ckeditor-aspnet-3.6.4-folder\_Samples and delete the \ckeditor\ directory
Download FULL package for CKEditor 4.x and extract it to the \ckeditor\ directory
Next copy the \ckeditor\ directory to ckeditor-aspnet-3.6.4-folder\_Samples
Sorry, will use a canned
Sorry, will use a canned response:
The ASP.NET integration of CKEditor has not been updated yet to use all the features introduced in CKEditor 4.x. That's why it still comes by default with CKEditor 3.6.4.
You are free to replace the CKEditor library (the editor itself) in the ASP.NET integration with the latest version of CKEditor 4.x. Depending on what you need, it may fit your needs. That will fix the various IE problems. From what I understand inline editing won't work.
Please note that CKEditor (the editor) is a pure JavaScript application, so you may not need any server-side integration to use in a web application. Just include the ckeditor.js script in your website and you can start using it.
But if you do want to use the integration, do the following:
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