Topic: Latest CVS version of htmlArea now integrated
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19.Jan 2004 - 23:25

I have just added the latest CVS version of htmlArea. Please wait for SourceForge's CVS delay, try it out, and then let me know if it fixes some of your htmlArea problems.

At least I can now show two editors on the same page in Mozilla Firebird.
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21.Jan 2004 - 21:23

J?rn, for me the new HTMLArea isn't working at all. While the control buttons ant the "status filed" (which is showing the actual hieracy of tags) is visible, the edit field doesn't show up -- it seems that it has a height of 0 pixels.

Any Ideas?


J?rg

PS: Same effect with Mozilla 1.5 and IE6
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21.Jan 2004 - 21:32

Hmmm, great :-( Try reloading (F5 key) a few times. That helps for me.

Others have reported that you need a fixed size table (XxY pixels) around htmlArea, otherwise it collapses. Perhaps you can hack that?
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22.Jan 2004 - 00:28

No problems here with Mozilla .7 and IE 6. (Win XP pro)

Thomas
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22.Jan 2004 - 05:09

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Others have reported that you need a fixed size table (XxY pixels) around htmlArea, otherwise it collapses.
That might be the cause -- I am working on a tableless layout (using divs) for better accessibility.

But AFAIR I tried as well with the "PostNuke" standard theme with the same results.

I will retry&report ;-)


J?rg
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22.Jan 2004 - 07:59

J?rg, I also found some settings for width and height in htmlArea. I'll mail you a few files today (hopefully).
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22.Jan 2004 - 11:52

you've got my address...

Meanwhile, I sorted it out. The standard header.php sends this doctype:

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">

I changed that to read

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"

"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

-- apperantly HTMLArea's code didn't like that.

J?rg

BTW: The size for a "text" field is rather small...

[Editiert am 22.1.2004 von jn]