We are using the FCKeditor and have based our config on the existing aplaws' ccm-core/web/assests/fckeditor/config/fckconfigstylededault.js file. The FCKeditor claims to output valid xhtml but I haven't fully tested it on our sites yet.
Three things to note;
1) The version of the FCKeditor in the svn is a little old and there are a number fixes for the different browsers.
2) The FCKConfig.LinkBrowserURL setting does not support multiple content sections. It is hard coded to point to "/ccm/content/admin/search.jsp?useURL=true&widget=getElementById('txtUrl')" ; This can be fixed by modifying the js to extract out the current content section from the URL.
3) There is no FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL conf, so uses can't upload images to the cms. Our temp fix has been to reuse some of the HTMLarea code, but we'll be implementing an interface similar to the attached image authoring step.
Hope this helps :)
Regards
Alan
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Does anyone have a configuration file for FCKEditor that generates accessible, valid xhtml 1.0 in both Firefox and IE?
Hi Shawnlane,
We are using the FCKeditor and have based our config on the existing aplaws' ccm-core/web/assests/fckeditor/config/fckconfigstylededault.js file. The FCKeditor claims to output valid xhtml but I haven't fully tested it on our sites yet.
Three things to note;
1) The version of the FCKeditor in the svn is a little old and there are a number fixes for the different browsers.
2) The FCKConfig.LinkBrowserURL setting does not support multiple content sections. It is hard coded to point to "/ccm/content/admin/search.jsp?useURL=true&widget=getElementById('txtUrl')" ; This can be fixed by modifying the js to extract out the current content section from the URL.
3) There is no FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL conf, so uses can't upload images to the cms. Our temp fix has been to reuse some of the HTMLarea code, but we'll be implementing an interface similar to the attached image authoring step.
Hope this helps :)
Regards
Alan
Please, could you go to
https://fedorahosted.org/aplaws/wiki/AdminFckEditor
and share your experiences and configuration steps?
I prepared a WIKI page and it would be fine if you could fill in the gaps.
Peter
Hi Peter,
I've placed some initial info in the AdminFckEditor wiki page. There's still more work required for the image browser, watch this space.
Regards
Alan