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- FCKeditor - What's New
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- Version 2.2
- New Features and Improvements:
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- -
- The Quick File Uploader
- is now available. So you point allo Uploading
- configuration setting to the
- editor/filemanager/upload/aspx/upload.aspx file.
-
-
- The rendered output is now XHTML
- compatible.
-
-
- You can set the QueryString value "fcksource=true" to load the editor using the
- source files (located in the _source directory) instead of the compressed ones.
- Thanks to Kae Verens for the suggestion.
-
-
- Attention: for security reasons, it is not anymore possible to
- pass the user files directory path by the URL.
- Fixed Bugs:
-
- -
- [SF BUG-1249796] [SF BUG-1260153] [SF BUG-1308718] The editor is now loading correctly
- over Firefox when placed inside a control hierarchy.
-
-
- The configurations set in the editor are now saved in the viewstate and persist
- during posts.
- Version 2.1
- New Features and Improvements:
-
- -
- All configurations can now be set as component properties.
-
-
- The editor now resolves application relative paths
- (starting with tilde "~"). Thanks to "theyoyoman".
-
-
- The samples have been moved to the FCKeditor.Net package. In this way we can
- provide a richer and more organized set of samples.
- Fixed Bugs:
-
- -
- [SF
- BUG-1118200] [SF BUG-1117410] [SF BUG-1091348] [SF BUG-1150981] [SF BUG-1109086] There was an incorrect use of the
- UniqueID property when rendering the editor HTML. It was causing errors when
- running the editor over a User Control. It has been fixed.
-
-
- The component now detects IE 5.5 browsers correctly. Thanks to "chayes20".
-
-
- The references to fckeditor.js in the samples have been removed. There were
- never required. It was just a "typo" in the sample pages.
-
-
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+ FCKeditor.Net ChangeLog - What's New?
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+ FCKeditor.Net ChangeLog - What's New?
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+ Version 2.5
+
+ New Features and Improvements:
+
+ - Added specific project files for Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual Studio
+ 2005. It's easier now to open the source in your preferred environment. Builds will
+ end up in the "1.1" (VS2003) and "2.0" (VS2005) folders inside bin/Debug and bin/Release.
+
+
+ Fixed Bugs:
+
+
+ Version 2.2
+
+ New Features and Improvements:
+
+ - The Quick File Uploader is now available. So you point allo
+ Uploading configuration setting to the editor/filemanager/upload/aspx/upload.aspx
+ file.
+ - The rendered output is now XHTML compatible.
+ - You can set the QueryString value "fcksource=true" to load the editor using the
+ source files (located in the _source directory) instead of the compressed ones.
+ Thanks to Kae Verens for the suggestion.
+ - Attention: for security reasons, it is not anymore possible to
+ pass the user files directory path by the URL.
+
+
+ Fixed Bugs:
+
+ - [SF BUG-1249796] [SF BUG-1260153] [SF BUG-1308718] The editor is now loading correctly
+ over Firefox when placed inside a control hierarchy.
+ - The configurations set in the editor are now saved in the viewstate and persist
+ during posts.
+
+
+ Version 2.1
+
+ New Features and Improvements:
+
+ - All configurations can now be set as component properties.
+ - The editor now resolves application relative paths (starting with
+ tilde "~"). Thanks to "theyoyoman".
+ - The samples have been moved to the FCKeditor.Net package. In this way we can provide
+ a richer and more organized set of samples.
+
+
+ Fixed Bugs:
+
+ - [SF
+ BUG-1118200] [SF BUG-1117410] [SF BUG-1091348] [SF BUG-1150981] [SF BUG-1109086] There was an incorrect use of
+ the UniqueID property when rendering the editor HTML. It was causing errors when
+ running the editor over a User Control. It has been fixed.
+ - The component now detects IE 5.5 browsers correctly. Thanks to "chayes20".
+ - The references to fckeditor.js in the samples have been removed. There were never
+ required. It was just a "typo" in the sample pages.
+
+