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    This is an auto-generated topic for <a href="extras/package/?514full">[Plugin] EditArea 0.5.2-GA</a> by pixelchutes.

    Brief Description:
    Download consists of EditArea Installer: edit_area plugin content + license, plugin code, and README for instructions. Open README if unsure where to begin.


    It works on IE 6 to 8, and, Firefox 1.5 to 3.5, Safari 3 to 4, Chrome 1 to 3, Opera 9 to 10.1. More information available in the <a href="http://www.cdolivet.com/editarea/editarea/docs/compatibility.html">Browser Compatibility Chart</a>

    To view a live example, <a href="http://www.cdolivet.net/editarea/editarea/exemples/exemple_full.html">click here</a>.

    Or view the attached screen shots!

    <strong>New!</strong> Featuring an easy to use installer based on the MODx Evolution installer!

    Check out the new Plugin configuration

    <strong>Did you know</strong> that you can now save directly from EditArea using either the toolbar save icon, or the CTRL+S hotkey?
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      Quote from: ReleaseMe at Mar 18, 2010, 07:59 AM

      This is an auto-generated topic for <a href="extras/package/?514full">[Plugin] EditArea 0.5.2-GA</a> by pixelchutes.

      Pulled this over from the 0.5.1-GA Thread:

      NOTE: Auto-generated link to EditArea Plugin v0.5.2 above is not correct. Neither is the link to the Demo, which can be found here.

      Updates to Plugin / Installer:
      - EA Save Button + ’CTRL + S’ hotkey now working in Internet Explorer again (Updated EditArea MODx JavaScript plugin)
      - Improved language support (added missing .JS files causing bloated error logs)
      - Added Russian language support to plugin (thx MarSoft)
      - Removed unnecessary checks during Install process (e.g. no longer requires config.inc.php to be writable, etc... thx MarSoft)
      - Added missing "Text" syntax highlighting definition files (thx JUSI)
      - Enabled the Syntax Selection list plugin by default (thx JUSI)

      ...now you can change your syntax highlighting definition on-the-fly! Support for Text, JavaScript, CSS, XML/HTML, and PHP within MODx! (NOTE: syntax default is driven by content-type. For chunks with CSS or JavaScript, they unfortunately will default to HTML, although it’s easy to change and the bulk of chunks is generally HTML anyway)

      Quote from: "EA

      **** v 0.8.2 ****
      - Change back to remove the speed optimization for highlight process introduced in 0.8.1 that has too much bugs
      - Syntax name are no more stored in language files but in syntax files. Those display names will be used only if the compressor tools is used, otherwise syntax code is displayed
      - Activate word-wrap feature for opera > 9.6
      - Bug fix: Selection wasn’t correctly remembered between file tabs
      - Bug fix: [2886499] Page up and page Down action are no more executed if Alt touch is pressed
      - Bug fix: [2887118] UTF-8 encoded URLs return wrong base URL
      - Bug fix: [2851936] Unresolved reference to isIE in elements_functions.js
      - Bug fix: [2886836] get_IE_selection bug when closed...
      - bug fix: JavaScript error when switching to fullscreen (https://sourceforge.net/projects/editarea/forums/forum/556921/topic/3388824)
      - Bug fix (but not applicable due to change back) : [2854519, 2854642, 2792217, 2834579 ] Desynchronization occurred with <, > and & characters
        Mike Reid - www.pixelchutes.com
        MODx Ambassador / Contributor
        [Module] MultiMedia Manager / [Module] SiteSearch / [Snippet] DocPassword / [Plugin] EditArea / We support FoxyCart
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        Just installed 0.5.2. In chunk view plain apostrophes are interrupting the appearance of colour formatting...
          Mostly harmless.
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          Quote from: hotdiggity at Mar 30, 2010, 07:55 PM

          Just installed 0.5.2. In chunk view plain apostrophes are interrupting the appearance of colour formatting...

          What Syntax are you using? (HTML?) I believe this is a known issue with the parser, but cannot recall if it’s HTML, PHP, or both?
            Mike Reid - www.pixelchutes.com
            MODx Ambassador / Contributor
            [Module] MultiMedia Manager / [Module] SiteSearch / [Snippet] DocPassword / [Plugin] EditArea / We support FoxyCart
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            Where every pixel matters.
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            smileyI love it!
            Nice work pixelchutes! kiss .
            Now I need to find a way to disable Firebug in the manager, it doesn’t really like all the javascript sad.
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              What Syntax are you using? (HTML?) I believe this is a known issue with the parser, but cannot recall if it’s HTML, PHP, or both?

              HTML. Haven’t tried php yet.
                Mostly harmless.
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                Awesome. I remember having a few issues a few versions ago but it all seems to be cleared up now. Very nice work pixelchutes!
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                  Quote from: hotdiggity at Mar 30, 2010, 07:55 PM

                  Just installed 0.5.2. In chunk view plain apostrophes are interrupting the appearance of colour formatting...
                  I have the same problem.
                  Otherwise the module is very useful smiley
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                    I posted this earlier on the RTE board, but I thought I’d post it here, too. Apparently I’m not the only one having trouble with this (see this earlier post - http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,49483.0.html). Anyway, here it is again:

                    I’m new to MODx (as in today) so it’s entirely possible I’m missing something that may be totally obvious to someone else. I’m trying to install EditArea, which I understand has code-highlighting, which I find to be an essential feature. I downloaded the .zip file and followed the instructions, extracting it to the root directory of the site. This seemed a little strange, since the root directory already has a folder called ’assets’ but I did it anyway, instructing the OS to overwrite any files with the same name (of which there may not be any - I don’t know). I then went to the ’install’ folder as instructed, and followed the prompts. Everything seemed to be OK, but when I go to the configuration page and try to select a different RTE, TinyMCE is the only one that shows up. I’ve tried clearing the cache, which didn’t work - any ideas?
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                      Quote from: javadecaf at May 20, 2010, 10:50 PM

                      [..] TinyMCE is the only one that shows up. I’ve tried clearing the cache, which didn’t work - any ideas?

                      I realize that you most likely were expecting to see "EditArea" as an editor option in the list. If this is the case, simply select "None" and that should toggle "EditArea" On for you.

                      If you go to "Security > Manager Users" and edit your user’s settings ("User" tab on the "Create/Edit User" page), there is an "Editor to use" setting. Are you able to select "None" from an option list here and Save your settings?

                      If so, in doing so you would be setting EditArea as the default editor for your MODx Manager user. This way, EditArea should load by default every time, but still give you the option to use TinyMCE when necessary.
                        Mike Reid - www.pixelchutes.com
                        MODx Ambassador / Contributor
                        [Module] MultiMedia Manager / [Module] SiteSearch / [Snippet] DocPassword / [Plugin] EditArea / We support FoxyCart
                        ________________________________
                        Where every pixel matters.