Sep 112006
This release is basically a bug fix. The only really change is to apply the patch kindly provided by Nicola Piccinini which sorts out an issue with file upload from inside the resource manager.
There are a couple of other changes to do with the install and version numbers, but that is all internal to the plugin.
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Hi Scott,
Thanks for your efforts in getting the plugin together!
Suggest that you update the README file that comes with the install, as it currently has the following erroneous line in Usage:
<%= fckeditor_textarea("object", "field", :toolbarKit => ‘Simple, :width => ’100%’, :height => ’200px’ %>
Took me a little while to find the issues to replace it with this (particluarly the use of toolbarSet):
<%= fckeditor_textarea("object", "field", :toolbarSet => ‘Simple’, :width => ’100%’, :height => ’200px’) %>
Regards,
Karen
Hi Karen,
Thanks for pointing that out. I’ve updated the README, was it just the toolbarSet you had a problem with?
Scott
Yeah excellent work on the plugin, but that readme tripped me up aswell (Thank karen!)and i installed it from the svn today.
regards
c
hi Scott,
Thanks for your efforts.
i have a problem like this topic:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.ruby.rails/94246
the plugin can not work
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.ruby.rails/94228
Hi Tony,
You need to define a new object in your action if its not an edit. I have posted a reply on the gmane forum too. Basically if you have a new action it should look like:
<pre>
def new
@object = Object.new()
end
</pre>
Then you can use the editor to edit the Object class.
Scott.
thanks for your answer~the plugin works
Regards, tony
does this plugin include any support for safari? for instance, if the user is using safari (where FCKeditor won’t work), it should generate a standard text area – which it does – but then include a submit button, in addition, it doesn’t seem readily easy to adjust columns for the fckeditor’s replacement.
regardless scott, this is a fantastic plugin. you’ve made this whole process very easy.
how are other people handling safari support?
removing
:before => fckeditor_before_js(‘foo’, ‘bar’)
will allow safari to work, but then the FCKeditor obviously won’t work. i can’t pinpoint why or what in fckeditor.rb causes this, or how to remedy it
Hi Jonathon,
I’ll have to have a look at this. I hadn’t actually tested it on Safari, but I will over the next week or so. If you (or anyone else) makes any headway please let me know.
Cheers
Scott
too kind to credit me for that little contribution