Support/Comments for TinyMCE

@kumazatheef: I’m getting disallowed file type errors on my end so it might be related. Put this issue on my to-do list. I’m up to my ears in things to do at the moment but will try to do some bug fixing very soon.

I don’t know why but I can’t force TinyMCE 3.0.3 to work in IE. I created TV edytorContent for TinyMCE and used it in NewsPublisher’s form template like this:

(...)
<fieldset>
<legend>Treść</legend>
<p><label for="">Wstęp:</label><textarea name="introtext" cols="50" rows="5">[+introtext+]</textarea></p>
<p><label for="">Treść:</label>[*edytorContent*]</p>
<p class="submit"><input name="send" type="submit" value="Dodaj" /></p>
</fieldset>
(...)

Everything works perfect in Mozilla and Opera, but that dumb IE displays plain textarea. TinyMCE failed to initialise? Why?

Any suggestions?

P.S.
IE displays warning icon which shows "object expected" message when clicked.

A couple of strange things going on for me with version 3.0.8 using IE7 (it works fine with Firefox)

1) Create 2 or more paragraphs and try and set the second or subsequent paragraph to a heading, say ’Heading 2’. Always the first paragraph style is changed.

A couple of strange things going on for me with version 3.0.8 using IE7 (it works fine with Firefox)

1) Create 2 or more paragraphs and try and set the second or subsequent paragraph to a heading, say ’Heading 2’. Always the first paragraph style is changed.

2) Create a table and try and insert a new row using the right click menu. It does not work. All the right click functionality does not work, it seems to be ignoring the table being clicked on. The table toolbar buttons do work however.

Both these worked fine with 3.0.3. I went to the moxiecode site and tried using their demo page and it works fine...!?!
Anyone else seeing this problem with 3.0.8?

Thanks,
Richard

The file browser included with it still does not sort files alphabetically though. I looked in the code at GetFoldersAndFiles.php and there is a line that says natcasesort($files), which should work, but no matter what I do I can’t make it work for files. It’s working fine for folders -- natcasesort($folders_array); -- which makes it even more frustrating that it won’t work for files. I commented out the natcasesort($files) line and put in sort($files) instead. The result is case sensitive, which isn’t ideal, but natcasesort wasn’t working at all, so sort($files) is better than nothing.

usort($files, create_function('$a,$b','return strcasecmp($a,$b);'));

array_push($files,$filename);

paulb are you running any flavor of MySQL 5.0.51? If so, that’s your problem and it will cause issues other places in MODx as well.