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test cases for new and modified classes in [1647] and every subsequent changeset which refers to #1896 needed

Hi all. I'm new to FCKeditor, so I ask for your patience, please. Here's the deal: our website has an area for consumers to send their complaints about companies. On the site, the forma for writing the complaint is a regular textarea. So the readers enter their text with line breaks (ENTER). But when I open then on the content manager side with FCKeditor, it kills the line breaks, and the entire text appears as one single paragraph. So I have to edit one by one, inserting the proper breaks. It happens with IE and Firefox.

Is there a way to make FCKeditor recognize those line breaks from a normal text area (considering that the text is stored on a MS-SQL database table)?

Thanks a lot.

This bug was discovered while working on #922.

Reproduction procedure:

1. Open sample01.html under Firefox 3 beta 3.
2. Add a Flash video at the end of the first paragraph.
3. Switch to Source mode, and switch back to WYSIWYG mode.
4. Repeat step 3 a few times, eventually, you'll see a JavaScript error in Firebug or in Firefox's JavaScript console. Whenever the error occurs, the Flash video's placeholder would not appear in WYSIWYG mode.

The test used in FCKTools.FixCssUrls to check if a path is full/absolute is buggy. It is calling test() with no parameters.

All browsers seem to ignore it, but this is breaking Opera.

When running FCKeditor in RTL mode (sample03.html?ar), there are no scrollbars in the toolbar combos, like the Style combo.

Confirmed with Opera build 9812.

We use the enter key swapped form its default and when in this mode the Shift+Enter is not producing a new paragraph. In this state, both actions produce a BR

FCKConfig.EnterMode = 'br' ; p | div | br FCKConfig.ShiftEnterMode = 'p' ; p | div | br

I have an issue with the auto-generate link feature. More details:

If you insert a URL whether it be www.fckeditor.net or an email address test@…, the editor will automatically turn that into a link/email link. However, I am only able to get this to work when using Internet Explorer. I have tried Firefox, netscape, safari, etc and it seems this feature does not work for those browsers.

hi,

the fckeditor is good, but some is not valid code with xhtml, example:

<img alt="" style="width: 513px; height: 384px;" src="/_userfiles/image/Inverno.jpg">

or it: <br>

not close tag.

and so...

or this code: <span style="color: rgb(255, 102, 0);"><span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;">

not be epitome ! please fix it.

thanks.

nabi

Based on the proposal in ​http://dev.fckeditor.net/attachment/ticket/1622/1622_2.patch it should be possible to add a CSS Reader that improves the cache for css files, so that for example the dialogs css are loaded only once, and even the current styles of the page are used if the editor is launched in a popup.

Currently the anchors do create just <a name=""> but, if also an id is automatically generated, then it can help to do dynamical effects on the page (for example clicking on a link and smoothly scroll to the anchor pointed by the link)

Some people even state that only IDs should be generated as names are just something from the past, but that's another battle.

Sometimes people do delete any extra language files, but they leave enabled the autodetection, and when someone goes with a language that has been deleted, the editor fails to load without giving any hint about the exact problem.

It should either give a warning, and/or switch back to a supported language (let's hope that they don't delete also English)

It seems that it's too hard for the people to read the documentation or understand how their server works, so there are one post after another in the forums about people that try to install the editor in Asp.net and forget about all the js files or place them in the wrong folder: ​http://www.fckeditor.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=8312 ​http://www.fckeditor.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=8698

There are more threads like that, one of them seemed to say that the BasePath parameter wasn't obvious.

Some possible ideas:

• From the asp.net code, check that the FCKeditor folder pointed by base path does exist.
• Offer to download the code (if it isn't found, on first run... I don't know).
• Provide a single package for the lazy people that contains both packages.
• Make the BasePath default to ~/FCKeditor

Hi all, I have posted this on ticket #1783 but I forgot my login info and I can't seem to find a way to retrieve it. I created a new account instead and I'm asking for some update on my #1783 request. I need to know if what I've asked there is possible, if you'll take it in consideration, etc, etc.

Thanks very much.

Laura

My #1783 request was:

I'd like to know if you could please include alphabetized files into your upload service.

I have many peope using this great tool and I'd like to have all files alphabetized once I check on my server so they are much easier to find.

When I go to link to a document on one of my website pages I upload that file to our servers. Then, after doing that I have all the files on the server following the order I've uploaded those files on. When I have 60 or more files on the server it becomes almost impossible to find the file I want to link to! It would be wonderful if FCK could list those files in alphabetical order, so I can find them faster.

Is this something possible to do?

When I run spell check using SpellerPages IE crashes (always). Basically, I run a spellcheck and once I get the popup that the spellcheck is complete, I click on the OK button and that's when the crash occurs. I'm using Windows XP SP2 and my IE version is 7.0.5730.11.

I have only had a quick look at the 2.6 beta... but on IE7 whenever a floating popup box appears on the screen... it just contains one word... "undefined" .

I will do more tests later...

Please include the ability to set a default for image borders. When linking images, and there is NO border set, the image gets an ugly border around it. It would be extremely helpful if we could have a configuration switch that would automatically default the border to zero (0).

Ok I have searched and did not find an entry for this. I have tested this on Windows XP with IE7 and Firefox and it fails in IE7 but works in Firefox. I was not able to test this in the Nightly version and images browsing is disabled.

How to repeat:

1. Load your Demo Tool

2. Delete all text

3. Insert the Eagle Image

4. Add the text "This is an Eagle" under the image (this is just so the image is no longer selected)

5. Exit the Image Dialog

6. Click ONCE on the image (producing the image handles)

7. Click the Insert Link

8. Add any URL (www.fckeditor.net)

9. Click OK.

This adds the link to the code, but the Link Dialog does not close; locking the surfer from being able to do anything else. The only way out here is to hit F5 to refresh the page, causing you to loose all your changes.

At this point there is no way to close the Dialog Box!

Take some content from Word and format it with a font (for example Comic Sans MS) and paste it into FCKEditor. When you click somewhere in the text or highlight a portion of text, the Font pull-down menu doesn't show the font for the text you highlighted or focused on.

For several years now I've used the "StylesXmlPath" config variable to dynamically load the Styles drop-down in the editor based on styles parsed from the web page being edited. But I never quite figured out how to get it to work properly, and just used the "span" element for every style. This caused every document being edited to end up with lots of spans, oftentimes overlapping several times, resulting in frustrated users. So with the upgrade to the version 2.6 beta I decided to take another stab at this area and I must admit I am just as confused as I've always been.

Many web pages have styles that are applied to multiple objects in a web page (p, a, li, etc.), but all attempts to specify a single style in the Styles XML file that can apply to multiple elements have failed. Is such a thing even possible? The best I could come up with was to create a variant of each style for each possible element, for example:

<Style name="p.mystyle" element="p">
  <Attribute name="class" value="mystyle" /> 
</Style>
<Style name="div.mystyle" element="div">
  <Attribute name="class" value="mystyle" /> 
</Style>
<Style name="mystyle" element="span">
  <Attribute name="class" value="mystyle" /> 
</Style>

The above approach doesn't really scale when you want to have each style available for dozens of elements, as the style drop-down would quickly grow to an unmanageable size. Also, a lot of times the users don't even know which type of object they have selected, and so may easily select the wrong style (which would then change the element type to the selected style, not a good thing).

So how can I specify in the Styles XML file styles that can be applied to multiple elements without resorting to the above hack? Also, I keep hearing about how FCKeditor is smart enough to only show those styles in the drop-down that are available for the selected object, but I haven't been able to get that to work either. When I click in a "p" tag, for example, I see all of the above styles in the drop-down, not just those available for the "p" element. The above hack would work ok if only those styles available for the selected object were shown (although the fact that the object type is prepended to the style name would still be annoying).

Chyba: uncaught exception: [Exception... "Operation is not supported" code: "9" nsresult: "0x80530009 (NS_ERROR_DOM_NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR)" location: "​http://localhost/elearning/js/fckeditor/fckeditor.js Line: 67"]

IE7= OK

Hi All i have one drop down.In the drop down menu as i change the option for fckeditor the fckeditor is loading and that moment it losses focus on it only in mozilla same thing is fine in IE 6.0 .

Please help me

• Go to the editor
• insert a table
• right click on the table and go to properties
• click cancel
• the context menu won't go away

Hi,

First, I'd like to say CKFinder is a great product. It saves me a lot of work. However, I encountered the following situation. I am using the CKFinder together with FCKeditor. When you upload a file in CKFinder that already exists, it will automatically rename the new file, making its name unique by adding (<number>), so picture.jpg will become picture(1).jpg.

The use of () in filenames however causes the browser to "choke"; image filenames containing () will not load, giving a server error (bad request).

I strongly suggest to change this, so that the renaming will not introduce "illegal" characters, for example by adding _1 instead of (1). I've changed this myself and now it works fine.

Thank you.

Kind regards,

Raymond

Hi, The resources browser should have the ability to filtrate files that it should display. The filtration may be restricted to the resources type of navigation, i.e. if you brows for images it should display images files only and so on. The filtration may be customized in the case of including the file browser as alone without the editor, for example, showing only HTML file in the case of using it to make link to an HTML file on the site.

In other word, what is occurred during the upload file should be occurred during browsing.

Another thing, It should be a way to add new icons for new files types. I don't mean changing the current icons assigned to already defined types.

Hi there,

I installed a new version of FCKEditor (2.5.1) on my test server but I am not able to get it up and running. The behavior is strange, I will try to explane ist (see also attached files).

When I load PHP-Sample 1 the editor apears as intended. I can mark text inside the textarea and move the cursor. When I try to enter text the cursor disapears and the text style changes (see attached files). I am not able to perform any action on the textbox whether by entering text nor by using toolbar actions.

The error that is shown in IE7 is: Line: 73 Character: 502 Code: 0 Error Message: Objekt erforderlich (object required) URL: ​http://[...]/FCKEditor/editor/fckeditor.html?InstanceName=FCKeditor1&Toolbar=Default

The error does not occur in FF. In IE6 the whole editor is blank (does not matter to me, it's an intranet system, I am able to control the IE-version).

I can reproduce the problem on any client using IE7, but it does not appear on ​http://www.fckeditor.net/demo (in version 2.6 Beta).

Thanks for your help!

Greetings, Torsten

People around there doesn't understand the real meaning of <strong> and <em> and are using them indiscriminately for formatting, enforcing loudly that in this way they are XHTML aware.

They are also accusing us to use the good and old <b> and <i> "formatting" tags for "formatting", instead of the new and fashionable <strong> and <em> "semantic" tags (even if those are available in the Styles combo anyway).

So, to shut up the general mass opinion, it seems that it would be better for us to configure the editor to produce <strong> and <em> by default, removing those entries from the Styles combo.

At this point, we should also think about the following tags, which are produced by default with the "formatting" buttons:

• <u> : change to <span style="text-decoration: underline;">
• <strike> : change to <span style="text-decoration: line-through;"> (or <del>?)

We can use the powerful features of FCKeditor to easily configure it to produce the above tags. But... does all that makes sense? Would anyone get angry with us because of it?

Hi,

Using 2.6B on Safari 3.0.4 (Mac and Windows versions)

If you set .EnterMode = 'br', I am noticing that you get opening and closing <br> tags for example just type some text then switch to source view:

sample<br>
</br>text

PS - the SVN from 3/6/08 exhibits the same behavior

PSS - v2.5.1 doesn't exhibit this behavior, it works as expected.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to our demo page ​http://www.fckeditor.net/demo

2. Insert a table.

3. Right-click inside a cell to activate the context menu

4. Go to a sub-menu e.g. Cell, Row or Column

Notice that the submenu appears not besides the context menu but practically on it.

Expected behavior would be displaying a submenu besides the original context menu.

Tested using 2.6 beta and SVN version on IE7. It works fine in IE6 and FF2.

In Firefox when you right click a checkbox or a radio button, no context menu appears. But if you right-click to the right of the checkbox or radio button, the context menu does appear.

I've tested this in both version 2.6b and the nightly build. Checked in 2.5.1 and it appears there as well.

In fckeditor 2.6 beta the img-tag doesn't close xhtml-conform. The output of the editor is <img alt="" src="/_userfiles/image/logo.jpg" height="43" width="120"> instead of <img alt="" src="/_userfiles/image/logo.jpg" height="43" width="120" /> !!

I'm sure, in 2.5 the img-tag was closed correctly, because in my project I have to analyze the output. This works only, if the output is xhtml-conform.

In a page which contains both a Spry Menubar and an FCKeditor text area, the text area disappears when the mouse hovers over the spry menu

Spry 1.6 FCKeditor 2.5.1 IE7 Fireworks 2+ (Windows)

Hello,

I am using UTF-8. I checked the encoding for the database, the web pages, the server, and all of then are correct: UTF-8, But KCFeditor is writing the special characters as HTML 4 mnemonic not UTF-8.

I posted the issue in the forum with various images that shows the problem, but no body answered. I am wondering if this is a bug?. Please, can some developer see in to this problem. I you want to see what I am saying please see this forum post, the images are posted there.

​http://www.fckeditor.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=8871

I did a test with phpMyAdmin and is writing UTF-8 with no problem, but FCKeditor don't. Everything is documented in the images on that post.

I would very much appreciate if you can clarify is this is a bug or am I doing something wrong.

I am using FCKeditor 2.4.3 I am also attaching those images to this ticket.

Thank you very much, Best Regards Alfredo

When multiple instances of FCK Editor are open, the computer locks up when performing multiple copy/paste operations.

We did not see this for ie6 on 2.5 (build 15725), but we see it on 2.5 Beta (build 16488).

Our customers will not move their users off of ie6. Can this be fixed to support ie6?

"FCK.InsertHtml()" function ignores selection/position when executed from a floating dialog instanciated with "FCKDialogCommand", and the web browser is IE7. The inserted text always gets inserted at the beginning. This does NOT happen when using Firefox 2.0.0.12. Furthermore, it does not happen if executed from an IE popup using window.showModalDialog().

Attached is a very simple plugin called 'insertbug' that adds the command 'InsertText' for demonstrating the problem. Firefox has no problem with selected text getting replaced or inserted at the insertion carot position. With IE, "Inserted Text" is always inserted at the beginning.

Tested 2.6.beta and nightly build 18335 (03/09/2008).

Updated Catalan language file for FCKEditor 2.6b with more accurate translations.

Hello,

I am using FCK 2.5.1 and PHP5 integration. Is there way to switch FCK to XHTML 1.0 strict mode? I am mostly concerned with changing the deprecated <iframe> to an <object> tag so the page that has the editor will validate.

Thanks!

In the situation where you have 3 paragraphs of text each assigned a different font size. When trying to change all of them to a different size here is what happens...

In earlier versions if you highlight paragraphs with different font size the font size pull down would clear to empty selection.

In (current 2.5x & what ever is on your demo page) if you highlight paragraphs with different font sizes the drop down stays selected at what ever the first paragraph highlighted was set to. Thus you cannot change the subsiquent paragraphs because the tool does not read the drop down as being changed.

Place cursor in non-bold text

Press ctrl-b. Bold button on toolbar goes to "depressed" state (expected)

Press ctrl-b again. Bold button goes back to normal

Type. You get bold text - not expected.

Second ctrl-b press isn't correctly cancelled by the editor, so Opera picks it up and sets its internal state to "output bold text" even though FCKEditor removes the B tag from the DOM. The editor should make sure the keypress or keydown is cancelled also after the "remove empty B tag" operation.

Mediawiki auto-converts hyperlinks in [ ] to be numbered links such as [1] and [2] if a link-name is not provided. Whereas any URL not encased within [ ] will be simply hyperlinking with the URL as the link name.

FCK editor converts a ​http://URL into a numbered link by default. Can the default be set to using the URL as the link name instead? This is much more intuitive than using numbered links.

In firefox, select boxes behave very unpredictably when you try to insert a new line/paragraph before them.

The unusual behavior/broken code is always preceded by the cursor disappearing. When the cursor disappears, typing, results in text showing up in the select box(this is probably a bug as well), but this is not reflected in the code. Pressing enter on the other hand, breaks the code.

There are 3 different behaviors that pressing the enter key might have and which one will happen is somewhat unpredictable, but here are a few examples of how it might go down.

I've tested this both in 2.6B and nightly build.

Scenario 1

1. Paste the following HTML:

<p>&nbsp;This is some <strong>sample text</strong>. You are using <a href="http://www.fckeditor.net/">FCKeditor</a>.</p>
<form method="get" action="asd" name="asdf">
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
    <p><select name="adsf">
    <option value="asdf">adsf</option>
    </select></p>
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
</form>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

2. Place cursor on the line below the select box.
3. Press up arrow (the cursor will disappear?)
4. Press Enter

And the code becomes

<p>&nbsp;This is some <strong>sample text</strong>. You are using <a href="http://www.fckeditor.net/">FCKeditor</a>.</p>
<form method="get" action="asd" name="asdf">
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
    <p><select name="adsf">'''</select><select name="adsf">'''
    <option value="asdf">adsf</option>
    </select></p>
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
</form>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

Scenario 2

1. Paste the following HTML:

<p>&nbsp;This is some <strong>sample text</strong>. You are using <a href="http://www.fckeditor.net/">FCKeditor</a>.</p>
<form method="get" action="asd" name="asdf">
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
    <p><select name="adsf">
    <option value="asdf">adsf</option>
    </select></p>
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
</form>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

2. Place the cursor below the select box
3. Press the left arrow. (the cursor will now be at the end of the select box press enter now, and you get a new paragraph expected)
4. Press the left arrow again. (the cursor will disappear?)
5. Press enter.

The code becomes

<p>&nbsp;This is some <strong>sample text</strong>. You are using <a href="http://www.fckeditor.net/">FCKeditor</a>.</p>
<form method="get" action="asd" name="asdf">
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
    <p>'''<select name="adsf"></select>'''</p>
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
</form>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

Scenario 3

1. Paste the following HTML:

<p>&nbsp;This is some <strong>sample text</strong>. You are using <a href="http://www.fckeditor.net/">FCKeditor</a>.</p>
<form method="get" action="asd" name="asdf">
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
    <p><select name="adsf">
    <option value="asdf">adsf</option>
    </select></p>
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
</form>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

2. Place the cursor above the select box
3. Press the right arrow. (the cursor will disappear?)
4. Press enter.

The code becomes

'''<p>&nbsp;</p>'''
<p>&nbsp;This is some <strong>sample text</strong>. You are using <a href="http://www.fckeditor.net/">FCKeditor</a>.</p>
<form method="get" action="asd" name="asdf">
    <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
    <p><select name="adsf">
    </select></p>
    <p>&nbsp;</p>
</form>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

Like the title suggests.

To reproduce, open the editor, click the button to add a table, fill for example the text 'hello' in the title field. click on OK, now you can see the table in the editor with on top the title in bold 'ello'

IE7 introduced native support for XMLHttpRequest, so we must use it whenever possible.

This problem was discovered while I was working on #1647 today.

To reproduce:

1. Open sample01.html in Firefox.
2. Tap Shift-Enter twice at the end of the paragraph.
3. Switch to Source mode and back.
4. Repeat step 3 again.
5. The two <BR> nodes were truncated one-at-a-time at step 3 and step 4.

If I have a file with a pound sign # in it, it is not escaped when I upload it. Ticket #182 fixed most escaping issues, but using encodeURI() doesn't escape everything (e.g #). That's actually good since currently it's applied to the whole URI, and for characters like : and / we don't want those escaped in "​http://" for example. See ​http://xkr.us/articles/javascript/encode-compare/ which shows the different encode functions.

My suggestion would be to NOT encode anything in javascript. Rather, update all connectors to encode the file name (and/or url). In php, this would use the rawurlencode() function. Then that fully-encoded file name would be appended to the unencoded domain+directory.

If I use the Insert Special Character dialog and choose a character that uses an entity number, e.g. &#8219; or &#9658; (right pointing triangle, in this case), intead of an entity name, e.g. &trade; or &bull;, the actual character goes into the editor window rather than the entity number/name (which can be viewed in source). On saving, the character is replaced with a question mark. I notice that if I paste an entity number into view source, then click out and back to source again, the number is converted to the name, except for numbers &#8219; and &#9658;. These are converted to the characters, which one save are replaced with question marks.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open sample01.html in Firefox 2 or Firefox 3 beta.
2. Type or paste something really long into the editing area so that the scroll bar appears.
3. Press the maximize button.
4. The editing area is not maximized vertically - the scrollbar is still at the previous height.

I am trying to push the content generated using the FCK Editor using javascript (ajax)

The var to which i assigned the data has all the content that is input ...

however the server receives only the data prior to the </p> where there is <p>&nbsp;</p> in the content.

This though does not seem to be the problem with FCK ... anticipating help from someone in the know of a solution to such a problem

When the image in editor not text-selected, the url creation dialog fails on ok or cancel buttons and can not be closed.

I've created a stub, currently but not a fix. if fckdialog.html:

EnsureSelection : function() { if ( FCKDialog.SelectionData )

{ if (FCKDialog.SelectionData.htmlText != undefined) efimov's stub

FCKDialog.SelectionData.select() ;

}

},

no desc

When loading this page in IE 6.0, it is impossible to use the "Wikitext" button. The javascript error says

Line: 590

Char: 5

Code: object doesn't support this property or method

Code: 0

Url: .../extensions/FCKeditor/fckeditor/editor/fckeditor.html?Instancename=wpTextbox1&Toolbar=Wiki <br> the code on the page is (and yes, it is badly formatted html, but still a bug):

=== Foreground ===

* You should have the following files under <nowiki>~</nowiki>/t/t

{| width="100%" cellspacing="2" border="0"
|-
| <font size="1"></font><br>
| t.for
| t.for'
|-
| <font size="1"></font><br>
| t.for
| t.for'
|-
| <font size="1"></font><br>
| t.for
| t.for'
|-
| <font size="1"></font><br>
| t.for
| t.for'
|-
| <font size="1"></font><br>
| t.for
| t.for'
|-
| colspan="2" | <font size="1"></font><br>
| t.inc'
|}

keep up the great work! cheers, mike

It's possible to drag a floating dialog outside of the document (e.g. beneath the browser's toolbars).

Tested in Firefox 2.0.0.12

Best explained with an example:

<ul id="foo" class="bar">
  <li>Item1</li>
  <li>Item2</li>
</ul>

When increasing the indent on Item2 so it becomes a sublist of Item1, it somehow inherits the original list's id & class...like so:

<ul id="foo" class="bar">
  <li>Item1
    <ul id="foo" class="bar">
      <li>Item2</li>
    </ul>
  </li>
</ul>

Which is pretty bad, especially for the id.

On a related note: adding an item to the list below causes the item's class to be copied. In this case the id is not copied, luckily.

<ul>
  <li id="foo" class="bar">Item1</li>
</ul>

<ul>
  <li id="foo" class="bar">Item1</li>
  <li class="bar">Item2</li>
</ul>

I'm not sure I understand the reasoning behind copying attributes of parents / siblings. It seems to me that it should at least be configurable behavior. Then again, there might be a catch that I'm missing.

regards, Simon

Menus are getting cut off on different machines running XP and IE 6. One is a 15 inch laptop with a resolution of 1280x800 and the other is a computer w/monitor with resolution of 1440x900.

Double clicking a word to select it should select only the word, not the space which follows it.

Error Message: Line: 103 Error: Can't move focus to the control because it is invisible, not enabled, or of a type that does not accept the focus.

Cause: Invoking the links dialog for properties of either an existing anchor or 'mailto:' when using IE7.

This dialog can open three different ways based on link type for which it'll be a properties dialog; namely 'url', 'anchor', or 'email'. The error is true for both 'anchor' and 'email' since the element on which focus gets placed is specific for 'url', and so is invisible for the other two cases. Replacing line 162 of 'dialog/fck_link/fck_link.js' that reads like:

	SelectField( 'txtUrl' ) ;

with valid (and sensible) places to put focus based on the three conditions:

	switch( document.getElementById( 'cmbLinkType' ).value )
	{
		case 'url'	: SelectField( 'txtURL' ) ; break ;
		case 'email'	: SelectField( 'txtEMailSubject' ) ; break ;
		case 'anchor'	: document.getElementById( 'cmbAnchorName' ).focus() ;
	}

fixes it for me. (SelectField isn't totally valid for anchor)

FF seems not to care, but IE does. (SVN build 18395)

Put it in the docs and present it as a public thing so people can easily access every FCKeditor instance on the page.

E.g. (currenlty)

if (FCKeditorAPI)
{
	for (fckeditorName in FCKeditorAPI.__Instances)
	{
		if (FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance(fckeditorName).IsDirty())
		{
			changesMade = true;
			break;
		}
	}
}

The fix for #183 broken the FCKeditorAPI "Instances" object cleanup. The "_test/manual/fckeditorapi/test1.html" test page shows the problem.

In the 2.6 Beta, when adding a hidden form field to a form, the field is added below the dialog window, but the dialog cannot be closed by ok, cancel, or x. This is reproducable in the demo.

This bug appears in Firefox only.

It's not compatible with ASP.NET AJAX. (Fx3.5)

FCKeditor does not work correctly in Firefox if it's placed in a UpdatePanel. (Can not post the content.) But IE is ok.

e.g.

<asp:UpdatePanel id="p" runat="server">

<ContentTemplate>

<FCK:FCKEditor id="editor" runat="server" />
<asp:Button id="submit" text="Submit" runat="server" />

</ContentTemplate>

</asp:UpdatePanel>

void submit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {

.........
the content was not posted. (Firefox ONLY)
editor.Value keeps the default value after submit Clicked.

}

Reproduction procedure:

1. Open sample06.html in IE.
2. Click on the editing area such that the caret appears in the editing area.
3. Click on the placeholder plugin button.
4. Type something.
5. Even though with the placeholder dialog in the foreground, you find that you can still type things into the background editing area.

If I use the Fullscreen option in the editor, it shows the editor correctly in full window modus, but after close it takes up full width, instead of original size. It's breaking out it's box!

The editor is enclosed within a div with a fixed with (740px) en the editor has a width of 100%.

This problems only seen on IE 7, firefox (2.0) works fine.

Fatal error: Call to undefined method Parser::parser() in H:\TaxCon\BaseSite\extensions\FCKeditor\FCKeditorParser.body.php on line 29

This error came in when I installed this editor on MW 1.12rc1

This occurs in both IE6 SP1 and SP2, on both Windows XP and 2000. FCKEditor version is 2.5.1

Steps to reproduce:

1. In IE6, go to FCKEDitor + MediaWiki website sandbox
2. Edit the sandbox page by adding the following line at the start (note the capital 'I'):

blah blah Integration blah blah

3. Save the edit - this will work ok.
4. Edit the page again, and change the capital 'I' to a lower case 'i'.
5. Try to save this edit. Kaboom!

IE6 craches with an access violation.

I've found a couple of bugs regarding context menus, but couldn't find similar issue.

Latest Ubuntu 7.10 + Firefox 2.0.0.12 (no additional plugins).

Tested on: latest nightly build of FCKeditor, 2.4.3, CFKinder 1.2.

Open FCKeditor, right-click with your mouse (anywhere). Firefox context menu appears, FCKeditor menu is hidden below (I barely see it). I have to left-click once again to switch off Firefox context menu and access FCKeditor menu.

To reproduce the bug:

1. Open sample12.html in IE or FF, change EnterMode to 'br'.
2. Try to insert a page break anywhere by pressing the Page Break button.
3. You get a JavaScript error.

This bug is related to #1853 as the problem is caused by FCKDomRange::SplitBlock().

Browsers tested: IE7, FF2.0.0.12

Browsers affected: IE7

To reproduce: Start editor, add a table, close table dialog with OK, save this data to a database (I use: FCKeditor1.Value to get the output of the FCKeditor).

Now view your content in a webpage. You can see a question mark on top of the table. This question mark is not visible in the editor the first time you added the table, when you want to edit this data, you can see it in your FCKeditor. From time to time when you click on 'Code' the question mark disappears.

The following code can be the output: (The border stuff is a customization i made on the table)

<p>&nbsp;</p>
<table style="border-right: 1px; border-top: 1px; border-left: 1px; border-bottom: 1px" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" width="200">
    ?
    <tbody>
        <tr>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
    </tbody>
</table>

You can see that the question mark is in the location of the caption tag, which is not, when you try to edit the content you see the question mark, when you ask the table properties and you specify the caption, you see the question mark above the caption.

I know i don't have content in the table, I am experiencing this problem from time to time when i am adding content. And i notice that in the final result (after the save).

PS. About the border stuff. On the fck_table.html I've added in the Ok function the following lines:

table.style.backgroundColor = GetE('txtBackColor').value ;
table.style.borderWidth = GetE('txtBorder').value + "px" ;
table.style.borderColor = GetE('txtBorderColor').value ;
table.style.borderStyle = GetE('selBorderStyle').value ;

I don't think this is causing the problem.

if you have [[foo:bar]] mapped to http://foo.com/bar FCKEditor will rewrite [[foo:bar] to [http://foo.com/bar foo:bar] This is workable, but painful should you decide to modify the interwiki mapping to a new URL.

I am using the CharsCount plugin in a Medical Exam application. The application allows users to submit articles by typing or pasting from a word doc.

This works fine until the user attempt to paste an article longer than the required length. Rather than cut off the article after the require length, the paste simply does not work. I know that the CharsCount plugin is what may be the problem.

How do I code the FCKeditor to throw an alert, when the paste fails....? Or in other words, how do I throw tweak the code in the CharsCount plugin to throw an alert when the editor has reached it's limit.

Thank you.

FCKeditor is by default set to work with XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

Today we have sample14.html, which is a nice demonstration on how to configure FCKeditor for XHTML 1.1. We should create other two samples that match some important usage cases: Flash and Old HTML.

Flash accepts a limited number of tags. A reference for it can be found here: ​http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14808

The old HTML sample should be called "Legacy Tags". It should be configured to work with <b>, <i> and <font> tags.

I work for a school and I am in charge of the webpage. I have no php knowledge and very little web experience. I am unable to load files from the front end such as a .doc using the fckeditor. I can successfully load pdf files and images, but that is all. I had someone at my district who knew php help me with my problem, but he couldn't figure it out and of course he left the district recently so I have no other resources to go to. when I try and upload a .doc file it tells me the file type is invalid. Before the guy from the district left he sent me an email and this is what he said about what he had been able to do: I have found and changed all the appropriate files, though for some reason that has me a bit stumped it does not take effect correctly. The odd things about the whole situation is if I remove items from the allowed lists they no longer work as expected, but I if added new items to the same lists they do add functionality.

I have checked the file that I think is the one that gives the permissions for which files can be uploaded. All the files that I would are listed. I will try and attach that file. Hopefully it works.

Any assistance that you could give would be gratefully received.

This may be an old bug, because I was able to reproduce it in 2.6, 2.5.1 and in 2.4.3. The translation of error message is not exact, because I'm using Polish version of Windows XP.

Note: this has been tested on a local computer: the web server (Apache 2) and the file browser are running on the same machine.

Steps to reproduce:

• make sure that file browser is enabled
• open IE6, clear browsers cache
• load FCKeditor, for example _samples/php/sample01.php
• click to insert/edit image
• click "Browse" to open file browser
• error message appears: oConnector is undefined in frmresourcetype.html

When you load file browser once again, everything is fine. I couldn't reproduce it in Firefox.

Also it didn't happen, when I tried to reproduce it in IE7 on computer B (Apache is running on a computer A in a local network).

This is a proposal to add a new method in the FCKDebug object to send debug messages to the error console (without an additional window, it's specially useful while debugging in chrome)

When i insert an anchor of the form [[#JumpThere|See here]] it is destroyed. After save it looks so [[|See here]] or so [[See here|See here]]. I'm using the download with the included FCKeditor 2.5.1 and Firefox 2.0.0.12.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Load sample01.html.
2. In the Find dialog search for "e".
3. Continuously click in the Find button to find all occurrences of "e".

It will successfully find the first two occurrences, in "some" and "sample". After that, it blocks on the last found position and don't continue through the remaining occurrences inside "text", "are" and "FCKeditor".

Load sample01, in IE or Firefox, double click the sample and click the italics button.

The html generated is

This is some <i><strong>sample </strong></i><strong>text</strong>.

But it seems that it would be more logical to generate

This is some <strong><i>sample </i>text</strong>.

Load sample01 in Firefox2 and click the link button.

An error appears in the js console "element has no properties" called from

 SelectField("txtURL");
 onload();

but opening again the dialog works fine.

load sample09, put the focus in the first editor and press the Ctrl+Alt+Enter combo to execute the FitWindow command, an error is generated (it doesn't matter the browser):

this._UIButton has no properties
File: editor/_source/classes/fcktoolbarbutton.js
Line: 55

We don't need anything from FCKDebug when normally using the editor. We should be able so to avoid including its code inside the compressed files to save some bytes from it. The solution would be loading fckdebug.js by request, only if debugging is enabled.

Our code may have some debugging calls laying around, so the compressed files should still contain the debugging functions, but those should be empty. We could use @Packager.Remove.Start and @Packager.Remove.End to easily achieve that.

When I switch to the Wikitext version, I lose the titles on my tables.

I use a nightly build (2008/03/05).

I realized a small patch for the /plugins/mediawiki/fckplugin.js file. You must change the line 317 "stringBuilder.push( '|' ) ;" with the text bellow (in the "table" switch/case of the _AppendNode function).

if (htmlNode.rows[r].cells[c].tagName.toLowerCase()=="th") {

stringBuilder.push( '!' ) ;

} else {

stringBuilder.push( '|' ) ;

}

Best regards.

I want to use formula tools in my mediawiki. I integrate the fckeditor into mediawiki successfully. Then I install the math requirements, it do can render math images, but doesn't works well.

when I input a formula in the formular dialog, then submit, the math image doesn't show immediately, but a image placeholder. If I click the "wikitext" button, it seems work well with a conversion to real wikitext like "<math>formula</math>". Then click the "wikitext" button, the required math image turns out. The most important, while save this page, it becomes [[image:|formula]].

there must be a solution to this problem, for a successful example exists in "​http://mediawiki.fckeditor.net/index.php/Sandbox", it works quite well.

If you select image and set link using link-button (not image link properties), the link "popup" window doesn't close after you have set the link. After link is set OK or Close -buttons don't work.

I don't know about you, but in my mind splitting a cell that hasn't been previously merged just looks strange.

By restricting those operations only to cells that have colspan or rowspan >1 we will avoid ugly tables and the code will be very easy to manage, we just need to decrement the colspan or rowspan value, there's no other things to worry about.

the compressed version of fck_dialog_common.css keeps the IE only syntax instead of the W3C value when it compresses this rule

.BtnOver
{
	border: outset 1px;
	cursor: pointer;
	cursor: hand;
}

into .BtnOver{border:outset 1px;cursor:hand}

As explained in #1644 only IE5.5 needs that value and now it will force us to manually adjust the compressed versions of CSS.

Steps to reproduce

1. Type a line into the 2.6 beta

2. Bold that line

3. Hit return from the end of that line

4. View source

Expected result: <p><b>&nbsp;</b></p>

Observed result: <p><b></b></p>

Consequences: The line you intended to add after the bolded line will not appear when the page is saved and viewed.

Note: This occurs with other style tags as well.

Standard ticket submission mantra: I searched but did not find, if I erred, the fault is mine.

The ctrl-z shortcut functions as expected, and command-z works for pure text changes, however command-z fails when trying to undo text indents, list changes, bold, etc.

This has been observed under 10.4, and 10.5 using Firefox.

Sorry for my poor english

When i create a Form in the editor don't add ID to form or element. XHTML 1.0 strict need form ID and not use name to form. If you need a Javascript validation for the element created with the Editor need a ID. Thanks

For details please check the original ticket reported by mosipov: #1944.

For details please check the original ticket reported by martinkou: #1919.

FCKEditor2.5 IE6.0 MergeDownCells twice Error! if ( tableMap[j-1] && tableMap[j-1][i] == cell )

{

alert("old:"+cell.rowSpan);

cell.rowSpan++ ;

alert("new:"+cell.rowSpan)

} result is old:1 new:1

so I changed it:

Disconnect all the cells in tableMap from their parents, set all colSpan and rowSpan attributes to 1. for ( var i = 0 ; i < tableMap.length ; i++ ) {

for ( var j = 0 ; j < tableMap[i].length ; j++ ) {

var cell = tableMap[i][j] ; if ( cell.parentNode )

cell.parentNode.removeChild( cell ) ;

cell.colSpan = cell.rowSpan = 1 ;

add to count cell.rowSpan:wangxiuling

cell.rowsCount=1;

}

}

Scan by columns and set rowSpan.

for ( var i = 0 ; i <= maxCol ; i++ ) {

for ( var j = 0 ; j < tableMap.length ; j++ ) {

if ( ! tableMap[j] )

continue ;

var cell = tableMap[j][i] ;

if ( ! cell

cell._rowScanned === true )

continue ;

if ( tableMap[j-1] && tableMap[j-1][i] == cell )

{

cell.rowSpan++ ;

add by wangxiuling

cell.rowsCount++;

} if ( ! tableMap[j+1]

tableMap[j+1][i] != cell )

cell._rowScanned = true ;

}

}

Insert physical rows and columns to the table.

for ( var i = 0 ; i < tableMap.length ; i++ ) {

var rowObj = table.ownerDocument.createElement( 'tr' ) ; for ( var j = 0 ; j < tableMap[i].length ; ) {

var cell = tableMap[i][j] ; if ( tableMap[i-1] && tableMap[i-1][j] == cell ) {

j += cell.colSpan ; continue ;

}

add by wangxiuling

cell.rowSpan=cell.rowsCount

rowObj.appendChild( cell ) ; j += cell.colSpan ; if ( cell.colSpan == 1 )

cell.removeAttribute( 'colspan' ) ;

if ( cell.rowSpan == 1 )

cell.removeAttribute( 'rowspan' ) ;

} table.appendChild( rowObj ) ;

}

The fckdialog.html file has an XHTML doctype but doesn't validate:

​http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fckeditor.net%2Ffckeditor%2Feditor%2Ffckdialog.html&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0

This is mainly because there are a lot of & < and > in the inline javascript code. The easiest would be to move the javascript code to a javascript file i guess.

This is a real problem when integrating with zope where the .html files might be parsed before delivery. The parsing breaks because of the invalid html.

It seems like the InsertHtml() function from a floating dialog is getting executed about 10 to 15 times. It is not noticeable using the 'insertbug' plugin as it is attached to #1990. However, if you replace the 'Insert Text' string that gets inserted with content that is taller than the editor window, you can then see the up/down rapid flickering from what appears like multiple re-insertions. Ultimately, it does end up working correctly, but the behavior is strange.

This doesn't happen with FF. However, the ultimate result isn't consistent between FF and IE. With FF, what gets inserted is not selected, but with IE it does end up selected.

SVN build 18515

The fckeditor.py module assumes a CGI environment by hardwiring os.environ into FCKeditor.IsCompatible. The attached patch adds an Environ attribute to the class, which, if set after instantiation but before Create is called, will be used instead of os.environ. This allows the caller to use the module in a long running process, for example, by substituting a WSGI environ for the CGI environ.

The fckeditor.py module has a type: ToolBar instead of Toolbar. The attached patch fixes this.

In Ie6: When you have an FCK Editor (2.6 -- not in 2.5) and use "Find/Replace", if the FCK area is somewhat to the left of the screen and scrolling is available in the window... the "focus" command for highlighting the found text scrolls the entire window such that the FCKEditor is touching the left border of the window.

In other words, the focus of highlighted text works on the entire window instead of the editor area/iframe only.

I am unable to get several file types uploaded from the frontend using this editor. I work for a school and somehow got stuck being the webmaster even though I have no knowledge of php other than random guesses. The gentleman at my school district who installed joomla for me tried to fix the problem, but he up and quit without finishing my problem (which I submitted to him months ago). I have tried everything that I can think of and I am at my wit's end to get this fixed so I can have teachers help make and maintain their own portion of their website. The only error message I get when I try and upload a .doc document to the server is that the file type is invalid.

This is what the guy at the district said when he left concerning my problem. "I have found and changed all the appropriate files, though for some reason that has me a bit stumped it does not take effect correctly. The odd things about the whole situation is if I remove items from the allowed lists they no longer work as expected, but I if added new items to the same lists they do add functionality."

I have no idea if this makes a difference, but it is installed on a Mac OS X server and I generally speaking use firefox for my browser.

Let me know what other information you might need to help me out if possible.

I've encountered a bug while reproducing bug #2055 and checking the FF behaviour.

It seems it's impossible to merge cells down and right.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open demo page www.fckeditor.net/demo using FF

2. Insert a table 2x3

3. Go into the the top left cell

4. Try to choose merge.

Not only options : Merge Down and Merge Right aren't present but the Merge Cells option is disabled as well.

This bug doesn't occur in IE6 and IE7.

Browser: Firefox 2.0.0.12

OS: Windows XP

FCKeditor versions affected: 2.6beta and the current SVN

I try to upload a file, but I have this error : ADODB.Stream erreur '800a0bbc' Impossible d'écrire dans le fichier

In English, it means "Impossible to write in the file". Here, the file path generated by fck :
NAS-PROD\wwwsites-data$\demo-modules.cyim.com\upload\file/test.doc

The problem is due to a concatenation of IIS server path and file path. IIS path is like that
cylab\sites\ File path is like that : /file/myfile.doc

I have updated the file "class_upload.asp" to correct my problem : Function SaveAs, I add this line : sFileName = replace(sFileName, "/", "\")

I think i'm not the first guy to use IIS and FCK. So, why i have this problem ?

FCKeditor is a great HTML editor, but I would like to see support for editing color-coded XML in the editor. In my web app, I would like to give an administrator of the system the option to edit XML configuration files directly.

Thanks for the consideration,

J.R.

To reproduce the bug:

1. Open _samples/html/sample01.html included in the latest SVN trunk in IE or Firefox.
2. Open any floating dialog window, e.g the Smiley dialog.
3. Press Tab on the keyboard until the focus shifts to the editing area.
4. Once the focus goes to the editing area, you find that you can edit the "inactive" document again.

This bug is pretty obvious to users who are used to switching UI widget focus via the Tab key so it should block the final 2.6 release.

Here is what I am using:

• Fckeditor module for Drupal: 5.x-2.x-dev
  
• Fckeditor: 2.5.1
  

And here is my problem:

• With Internet Explorer 6 & 7 when I enter some text in the fckeditor and then do some clicks on the page, the content of the fckeditor is cleared.
  
• One way I have to reproduce the bug is to enter the text, let the focus inside the fckeditor, maximize/minimize a fieldset and then click on a blank part of the page (outside the fckeditor).
  
• Another one is to enter the text, let the focus inside the fckeditor, use the vertical scrollbar and then click on any blank space outside the fckeditor.
  

With Firefox all of this works well. The main difference seems to be that each time you click outside the fckeditor the focus is lost by the fckeditor.

I’ve tried the 5.x-2.1 release of the Drupal module and it’s the same thing.

Does anyone have already encountered this kind of bug?