Custom Query

When using the link/file upload button, the upload fails to go to the files folder and instead goes to the "_userfiles" folder. Editing line 300 of the fckconfig.js fixes this.

Current: FCKConfig.LinkUploadURL = FCKConfig.BasePath + 'filemanager/connectors/' + _QuickUploadLanguage + '/upload.' + _QuickUploadExtension' ;

Edited: FCKConfig.LinkUploadURL = FCKConfig.BasePath + 'filemanager/connectors/' + _QuickUploadLanguage + '/upload.' + _QuickUploadExtension + '?Type=File' ;

I understand the stylesheetparser is designed to only work with classes assigned to elements.

Example;

div.normalText { ... }

OR;

span.normalText { ... }

However, I would like to use Generic Classes...

Example;

.normalText { ... }

The following code populates the styles dropdown with "generic" classes defined in an external stylesheet;

$('#myTextarea').ckeditor({
    extraPlugins:'stylesheetparser',
    stylesheetParser_skipSelectors:/(^body\.)/i,
    stylesheetParser_validSelectors:/\.\w+/,
    contentsCss:'/css/styles.css',
    stylesSet:[],
    toolbar:[['Bold','Italic','Underline','-','Styles','FontSize']]
});

The Problem is that generic classes show up as broken in the Styles Dropdown. It shows the following format for each Dropdown Item;

< class="normalText">.normalText</>

See attached Image

I tried to edit the source and fix myself, but honestly I'm lost :)

I understand what is happening, it is using the element to generate the html in the dropdown... In this case the element is empty, thus the broken html tag above... My recommended solution is to use a <span> in the dropdown list when the element is empty.

Can this simple fix be added to the next release of ckeditor?

(It is very important to me that Generic classes be supported)

Thanks!

1.the version of my ckeditor is ckeditor_4.3.4_full;
2.when I put some angle brackets(&lt;&gt;) in textarea, the ckeditor cannot parse it if there are not a blank space around it.

example:
(1) nothing happened in ckeditor.
<textarea name="editor1" id="editor1">
<p>&lt;hello!&gt;</p>
</textarea>

(2)will be showed correctly.(notice the space around hello!)
<textarea name="editor1" id="editor1">
<p>&lt; hello! &gt;</p>
</textarea>