Firefox 11 Problem

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By pcolvin - March 20, 2012 - edited: March 23, 2012

I have run into a problem with Firefox 11.x and was wondering if anyone else may be having the same issue.

If I have more than one WYSIWYG field in a section, I cannot access any of the content in the first WYSIWYG field. I can see what was entered in the filed if it hit the HTML button to see the raw HTML code, but the editor just is blank. If I hover over the first field, I get a tool tip that says "Rich Text Area. Press Alt F10 for toolbar. Press Alt 0 for Help".

The second WYSIWYG field works fine and you can enter and edit text.

I have tested this in Safari and Google Chrome and both fields work fine in those browsers.

I'm using a MacBook Pro with OS X Lion. I have not had the chance to see if the behavior is the same on a Windows machine. This happens with both version 2.08 and 2.10 of CMSB. I have not had the chance to try this with 2.14.

I believe this problem started after upgrading to Firefox 11. If anyone else is having a similar problem, please let me know. I will do some research with TinyMCE as well.

Thanks in advance.

Re: [pcolvin] Firefox Problem

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By pcolvin - March 21, 2012

Just a quick update. I was able to try this on a Windows 7 machine and have the same problem.

It worked fine in Firefox version 10.x but after upgrading to Firefox 11.x it exhibits the same problem when there are two WYSIWYG fields in a section editor.

Re: [Tom P] Firefox Problem

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By pcolvin - March 21, 2012

Thanks for checking into it. I have verified that FF 10.x works fine.

I only have one site that uses multiple WYSIWYG fields so the other browser will the answer for now.

For what it is worth, I did do some testing on TinyMCE's fiddle site and did have multiple editors on one page and it seemed to work ok.

Re: [Tom P] Firefox Problem

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By (Deleted User) - March 21, 2012

Hi pcolvin,

The issue seems to stem form a change in the Javascript engine for FF but does not affect the most recent (stable) release of TinyMCE (3.5b), so we'll look at getting CMSB updated with that.

Tom

Re: [Tom P] Firefox Problem

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By (Deleted User) - March 21, 2012

Hi pcolvin,

I've just tested the 3.5b tinyMCE package on CMSB 2.12 and it works fine.

If you want to install the 3.5b package yourself, download it from tinyMCE, backup the current contents of cmsAdmin/3rdparty/tiny_mce and then copy the contents of the tiny_mce folder in the zip package into the cmsAdmin/3rdparty/tiny_mce folder.

You'll need to restart FF to reload the tinyMCE client but once you do, it should work fine.

If you have any problems, restore the backup (or download the next update of CMSB when it's released).

Thanks,

Tom

Re: [Tom P] Firefox Problem

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By pcolvin - March 21, 2012

Tom,

I installed the new version of TinyMCE and that fixed the problem. Thanks for looking into this and providing the fix.

Phil C

Re: [Tom P] Firefox Problem

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By Mikey - March 23, 2012

Hi pcolvin,

I've just tested the 3.5b tinyMCE package on CMSB 2.12 and it works fine.

If you want to install the 3.5b package yourself, download it from tinyMCE, backup the current contents of cmsAdmin/3rdparty/tiny_mce and then copy the contents of the tiny_mce folder in the zip package into the cmsAdmin/3rdparty/tiny_mce folder.

You'll need to restart FF to reload the tinyMCE client but once you do, it should work fine.

If you have any problems, restore the backup (or download the next update of CMSB when it's released).

Thanks,

Tom


I noticed the problem today when I logged into an older CMS Builder 2.06 site.

I updated to 3.5b tinyMCE and all seemed fine, until I tested the spellchecker. I got a broken link message. So I copied the spellchecker from my original installation backup to overwrite the new spellchecker that came with 3.5b tinyMCE and spellchecker worked again, along with the other wysiwyg tools.

Re: [Tom P] Firefox Problem

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By northernpenguin - March 24, 2012

Tom: I had the same problem with the wysiwyg editor and uploaded tinyMCE 3.5b2 (all I could find). I ended up with an error, as CMSB was looking for the file "tiny_mce_gzip.php". I just copied the file from my tinyMCE backup and it seems to work fine.

Looks like this file is no longer included in tinyMCE?

Ragi
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Re: [northernpenguin] Firefox Problem

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By (Deleted User) - March 26, 2012

Hi everyone,

The new version of tinymce (3.5b) is still being checked properly for CMSB compatibility (we have some customized settings to double check) but in testing I've not encountered any issues using CMSB 2.12 and above, so my recommendation is if you're experiencing usability errors, upgrade CMSB as well.

Alternatively, if you have the inclination and the time, post solutions to any issues you encounter with tinymce in this thread (for example, replacing the 3.5b spellchecker with the earlier version).

There's also the tinymce forum which has developed an interesting insight and solution to the issue (user-contributed so caution is strongly advised - backup before you try it!) http://www.tinymce.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=99996

Thanks,

Tom