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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #13650, comment 7

Timestamp:: Aug 17, 2015, 7:28:31 AM (10 years ago)
Author:: Piotr Jasiun
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Ticket #13650, comment 7

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1		This is a CKEditor bug tracker, not a support channel. The open support channel for CKEditor is [http://stackoverflow.com/ Stack Overflow]. Also note that your question is about the Ruby on Rails plugin, CKEditor do not ~~hav~~e any `authenticity_token`, as far as I know.
	1	This is a CKEditor bug tracker, not a support channel. The open support channel for CKEditor is [http://stackoverflow.com/ Stack Overflow]. Also note that your question is about the Ruby on Rails plugin, CKEditor do not use any `authenticity_token`, as far as I know.