But why does IE work ok with the editor on www.ckeditor.com/demo but not in Zen?
But why does IE work ok with the editor on www.ckeditor.com/demo but not in Zen?
I don't know. I don't have IE. I don't want to use IE. I have no need for IE.
And thus I can't test IE.
Maybe you have other incompatibilities because of jQuery or other javascript things?
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Me too...Windows7Pro/IE10/Java:1.7.0_21
Dedicated Server: PHP 5.4.10
Zen Cart: v1.5.1 [2013-04-21 20:31:12
v3.7e - Updated CKEditor to v3.6.6. Compatible with ZC v1.3.9, v1.5.0, v1.5.1, v1.6.0
The "Plain Text" editor displays text.
CKEditor displays no text unless I click "Source" then I get plain text.
I did your fix to the latest CKEditor 4.1 and still get no working GUI box when in CKEditor.
Also, I upgraded Java last week, should I use the console and try to debug? Maybe there are variables in the upgrade that need flipped let me know. I want to help. - Mark
I spoke too soon, I reloaded my browser and now I get the same box with the same grayed out icons as dlt101.
Java has nothing whatsoever to do with this, Java is utterly different to javascript(which is what CKeditor uses a lot of) they are two completely different things, they should never have given them similar names. upgrading Java (a program provided by oracle to run Java applets and programs) will not have any effect on programs running javascript which are interpreted by the javascript engine built by your browsers maker in your case Microsoft,
Go to post number 4, does the sample version on the CKedito site run, what happens if you remove all the other jquery stuff, it could be a clash with something, how many other plugins or themes do you have on your site do any of them uses jquery etc
Webzings Design
Semi retired from Web Design
Have we got any further with this problem?
Anyone get this working correctly for the define pages editor?, From my brief read and the fact it seems to be fixable by setting IE to "compatibility view", people are/were saying its to do with the doc type being html rather than xhtml in admin, does that make sense.
I have it working using a hack, so you can try this at your own risk
in your favourite text editor open
admin/define_pages_editor.php
Find line 98 where it says
<!doctype html public "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
and change it to
<!doctype html public "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
and that seems to fix it for me, as usual there are no guarantees this will work for you, but it does for me
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If there is a better solution i would love to hear it,
Webzings Design
Semi retired from Web Design
Not sure if this helps, but yesterday someone told me all they had to do to get it working in IE was update the /editors/ckeditor files to a newer version ... in their case they used 4.1.2 ..... which I think is what's in the bundled version in the plugins area.
They said they were using version 3.something and IE was broken, but then they updated it to 4.1.2 and IE was working.
They were editing ez-pages, not define pages, but there's not much difference in how those pages are built in the admin, so both are probably affected similarly.
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