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patch 2004/01/10a - WYSIWYG - bug lang
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 12:21
by art777
patch 2004/01/10a - when I edit content as WYSIWYG wrong display chars in ISO-8859-2:
Ÿród³o dokumentu --> Â?ródÅ‚o dokumentu
in main form too.
I change in index.php and phpwcms.php ISO-8859-1 to ISO-8859-2 and still is bug display.
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 12:49
by art777
... and when I want insert eg. table no display buttons OK CANCEL
IE6, WIN98se, PC
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 20:15
by waggis
I have the same problem. The content does not appear at all on the
website (images in a table for example). Title and subtitle do. If I
switch from wysiwyg to html it than works.
Waggis
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 21:44
by Florian
Hello together!
In which WYSIWYG Editor does this Bug appear? In HTMLarea (if it's, wich version?) or in FCKeditor?
Can you show us a example within the net?
Cheers,
Florian
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 22:06
by Oliver Georgi
This can happen in FCKeditor only I think. There is a charset setting. The standard is UTF-8 - but I had to change it to iso-8859-1. I think I have to rework this part of code and also the charset setting of phpwcms.
But I have no idea at the moment. Only set $phpwcms["htmlarea"] = 0 or in login.php line 53 set:
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if($c->browser_is("ie5.5+")) $_SESSION["wysiwyg_editor"] = 1;
Oliver
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 22:22
by Oliver Georgi
OK - I have read your post again - it is because of your changed charset. Why did you changed the charset?
But I will insert a global charset var in conf.inc.php for publishing in next release - OK.
Then it will be set well everywhere.
regards
Oliver
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 22:26
by waggis
sorry for the incomplete information. It happens in FCKeditor only.
In htmlarea the full screen popup does not work for me but this is
a known bug (i think).
By the way i will translate the backend in french within next week
(i hope i will have enough time to do it).
greetings
waggis
ps: you never sleep or watch tv oliver ?
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 23:07
by Oliver Georgi
sometimes
Posted: Sun 11. Jan 2004, 00:01
by art777
I must change 8859-1 to 8859-2 if I want have with standard consistent (in Poland).
Posted: Sun 11. Jan 2004, 00:58
by Oliver Georgi
I will extend for custom language codes