"IF" being the operative word here. And you should know as well as I that
is usually not the case.
We have a person on this very list, who likes to tell us about her 15+
years experience in IT and security expertise, but her CF server was about
as insecure as can be, and her cfadmin was hackable i
It looks like your other questions have been answered already, so I'll
just answer this one.
> 4. Are there licensing issues with the CF bundled version? In other words,
> if you use the free version from cksource in a commercial product, there is
> typically a license fee. If you use the CF bu
CKeditor is not included in CF11. CF8-11 includes FCKeditor, which is the
predecessor to CKeditor.
To answer question 3 in the context of FCKeditor, yes your updates to it
could potentially be overwritten by the updater.
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better to use a standalone version inside your site really,
which you can easily update and patch without breaking anything else.
On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 3:30 PM, Nick Gleason
wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> I have a question about ckeditor. We use it in our CMS, but have not used
> the
Hi Folks,
I have a question about ckeditor. We use it in our CMS, but have not used
the version bundled with CF before.
I have a couple of questions that I am hoping folks here can answer:
1. Is ckeditor included in CF 11?
2. If so, have people had good experiences with it (we've used i
Any CKEditor (v. 4+) gurus who can contact me off-list about an issue? I'm
getting no responses in the CKEditor forum.
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You have to put the script to replace the toolbar after the text area (???)
Here is my final:
#englishText#
//
// <
> >no because it is a JS file so will never be processed by coldfusion.
> >however if you make it a CFM file instead then it will be, but you
> will
> >need to make sure there are no HASHES in the file or they will throw
> >errors. You will also need to change anything that includes that to
> us
>no because it is a JS file so will never be processed by coldfusion.
>however if you make it a CFM file instead then it will be, but you will
>need to make sure there are no HASHES in the file or they will throw
>errors. You will also need to change anything that includes that to use the
>new fil
no because it is a JS file so will never be processed by coldfusion.
however if you make it a CFM file instead then it will be, but you will
need to make sure there are no HASHES in the file or they will throw
errors. You will also need to change anything that includes that to use the
new filename
>I can;t see any reason why that wouldn't work.
>do both those toolbars display normally without your if/else ?
>
This may be a stupid question but can I add coldfusion code within the
config.js file like so?
config.toolbar = "Full";
config.toolbar = "Basic";
~
>I can;t see any reason why that wouldn't work.
>do both those toolbars display normally without your if/else ?
It won't :(
Here is what is in my config.js file
config.toolbar_Full =
[
{ name: 'document', items : [
'Source','-','Save','NewPage','DocProps','Preview','Print','-','
I can;t see any reason why that wouldn't work.
do both those toolbars display normally without your if/else ?
On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Torrent Girl wrote:
>
> Has anyone figured out how to show a different toolbar in ckeditor based
> on a variable?
>
> I want to d
Has anyone figured out how to show a different toolbar in ckeditor based on a
variable?
I want to do this:
#englishText#
#englishText#
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Does no one have an idea why CKEditor works in the first , but if
it is in any other where a tab has to be selected it does not appear correctly?
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; fine in Firefox.
>
> Let's say I build a cflayout page with 3 cflayoutareas (tabs). If I place
> a rich cftextarea (CKEditor) within tab 2 or 3 it does not display
> correctly. If I place the CKEditor in the first tab (or cflayoutarea) it
> displays and functions correctly?
>
&
I am using CF 9.1 on a Windows 2008 Web Server and have noticed another issue
with cflayout(area). This (of course) only occurs in IE9. It works fine in
Firefox.
Let's say I build a cflayout page with 3 cflayoutareas (tabs). If I place a
rich cftextarea (CKEditor) within tab 2 or 3 it
Ok I finally worked out all of the kinks FOR NOW.
Here is my link to the editor file (include on the page that I am using to edit
the content)
The CONFIG file that I added my customizations to is:
/ckeditor/ckeditor/config.js
Here is my config.js file:
/*
Copyright (c) 2003-2011, CKSource
So the editor is no longer displacing my tags. BUT it is adding closing
cfinvoke and cfincludes to the bottom of the page.
All of the tags are closed like so
Any ideas?
> Hi All I have had a year long headache with ckeditor and it changing
> my CF code.
>
> I got around the
Ok so I added the protected.source code and that worked! (???) I had that
before and it didn't work. Maybe I had it on the wrong config file. There are
two.
config.protectedSource.push( /<\?[\s\S]*?\?>/g );
config.protectedSource.push(/[^<]*(([^<]+)<\/h1>)/g);
config.protectedS
Ok I added ending tags to and and that seemed to help a
bit.
My are still out of place. It places them under the first
tag like so:
There is code that is supposed to be within each loop.
> Hi All I have had a year long headache with ckeditor and it changing
> my C
I added the removePlugin line and still no luck:
It just lines everything up nicely (see below) but my tags are still out of
place:
Here is what the very end of my file looks like:
I am going to try adding closing tags on all of my include
Dean when I add the script code to my file, it's grayed out and Dreamweaver
gives me a script error alert.
I am adding it to the top of my editortest.cfm page
> >
>
> I got this to work. I am calling CKEditor as such.
>
>
> //&l
> breakBeforeClose : false,
> breakAfterClose : true
> });
> }
> },
> customConfig : '../ckeditor/ckeditor/ckeditor.js',
> });
>
>
> name="editor1">#content.englishText#
>
>
&
>
> Thank you. But once again, the proper syntax is not included.
>
I got this to work. I am calling CKEditor as such.
//<![CDATA[
$(function()
{
var config = {
customConfig : '/config/Ri
Shouldn't your second line be:
CKEDITOR.replace( '#content.englishText#', {
Dave Phillips
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To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: anyone using ckeditor? I will PAY yo
breakAfterClose : true
});
}
},
customConfig : '../ckeditor/ckeditor/ckeditor.js',
});
#content.englishText#
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You are correct in the way that you were trying to implement this in
the config file (or better yet, in an external config file that
overrides the base config file). The problem is, is that it is not
what you are looking for. I misunderstood your original post, in that
I thought that CKEditor was
TAREA that makes use of FCKEditor under the
hood, but there was an attribute for that tag that allowed me to
indicate plain text or HTML.
So CKEditor may handle that in another way.or the CFTEXTAREA tag
needed that attribute so it could behave like a regular text are OR an
HTML editor (and CKEditor i
How do I do this?
He means the editor must be set to HTML mode in order to enter and change text
that contains HTML.
How and where do I set the editor to html mode?
So here is what I do:
The content is saved in the DB.
I open a page (editPage.cfm)
Pull the content from the DB and display it
On Wed, 2012-01-11 at 10:03 -0500, Torrent Girl wrote:
> When you say change it to edit mode what do you mean? Do you mean hit "View
> Source"?
>
> If so that is what I am doing and where I see the code distorted.
He means the editor must be set to HTML mode in order to enter and
change text
Here is the line in the core/config.js file where the protected tags are
defined:
/**
* List of regular expressions to be executed on input HTML,
* indicating HTML source code that when matched, must
not be available in the WYSIWYG
* mode for editing.
the editor and expect it to come
>through intact?
>
>There is quite a community of tech-savvy users on the CKEditor forum - have
>you checked there? It includes some CF people.
>
>Cheers
>Mike Kear
>Windsor, NSW, Australia
>Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion
I probably have it wrong.
> You should take a look at the protectedSource method in the config
> settings (http://docs.cksource.com/ckeditor_api/symbols/CKEDITOR.
> config.html#.protectedSource).
> This allows you to use regular expressions to specify which tags
> should not
I have a few cfloops within one cfoutput tag. It changes it to this:
cfloop query="founders">
When you say change it to edit mode what do you mean? Do you mean hit "View
Source"?
If so that is what I am doing and where I see the code distorted.
>are you perhaps referring to it cha
Here is what I have in my config file but I am sure the syntax is off...I had
to guess at it because they don't tell you how to add it.
I HATE will companies don't provide proper documentation
protectedSource : [
config.protectedSource.push(/[^<]*(([^<]+)<\/h1>)/g),
con
>Hi there. We've had the same experience as others. We use it for HTML
>editing but haven't tried it for CF code. My assumption has always been
>that it would not accept scripting language directly, but that may be wrong.
>
>If you are frustrated about it changing around your HTML or not follow
are you perhaps referring to it changing
to
if so then this is the correct behaviour if you put code into a WYSIWYG
editor.
you would need to use the HTML mode to do this,
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 9:39 AM, Nick Gleason wrote:
>
> Hi there. We've had the same experience as others
Hi there. We've had the same experience as others. We use it for HTML
editing but haven't tried it for CF code. My assumption has always been
that it would not accept scripting language directly, but that may be wrong.
If you are frustrated about it changing around your HTML or not following
t
PM, Torrent Girl wrote:
>
> Hi All I have had a year long headache with ckeditor and it changing my CF
> code.
>
> I got around the issue for a while by using a straight text area to enter
> code in the DB.
>
> Now other users will be using the system and I need to get th
both ckeditor and TinyMCE have filters to disallow.remove dangerous tags
and content.
If you are using the editor to edit CFML code, then it would get changed.
So you need to change the default settings.
The easiest way would be to just set it to allow everything, or set the
disallow list to
Are you trying to enter CF code into the editor and expect it to come
through intact?
There is quite a community of tech-savvy users on the CKEditor forum - have
you checked there? It includes some CF people.
Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion
Hi All I have had a year long headache with ckeditor and it changing my CF code.
I got around the issue for a while by using a straight text area to enter code
in the DB.
Now other users will be using the system and I need to get the text editor to
work.
I STILL have not been able to figure
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On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 3:32 PM, Terry Troxel wrote:
>
> Mike,
> If you google "CKfinder Alternative" you will find KCfinder.
> It supposedly works with FCKeditor, CKeditor and Tinymce.
>
> http://kcfi
Mike,
If you google "CKfinder Alternative" you will find KCfinder.
It supposedly works with FCKeditor, CKeditor and Tinymce.
http://kcfinder.sunhater.com/
I was asking if anyone has gotten it to hook up with Coldfusion safely.
I do not want to allow uploading just want to browse a si
If you mean CKFinder and CKeditor, i find they cooperate beautifully
and flawlessly with ColdFusion. I use them both together in my CMS
systems. The trick is to note that when they install, they put
application.cfm in a few places, which creates new applications and
therefore all your
Anyone have any success with KCeditor integration into CKeditor?
I do not need file uploading of any kind, just to be able to browse to a
predefined image directory
Under the website root to insert images stored there.
Any help would be appreciated.
Terry
G'day Den,
Actually I was thinking of updating to the newest CKEditor from my
current favourite FCKEditor and using the matching CKFinder. You're
right, all i actually NEED right now is a replacement for CFFM, so the
CKFinder would do that, but I thought there would probably be some
CKEditor is open source (or dual-tri licensed or some such, for folks
that need support).
You're going after the file manager plugin that isn't open source,
aren't you? =-)
:Den
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On Wed, Aug 18,
No. The CKEditor is not currently licensed with ColdFusion.
-Adam
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 11:51 PM, Mike Kear wrote:
>
> Is this true? - we can replace the existing FCKEditor in our
> ColdFusion with the updates to CKEditor because it's already licensed
> to Adobe as part of
I believe it is true.
Regards,
Andrew Scott
http://www.andyscott.id.au/
> -Original Message-
> From: Mike Kear [mailto:afpwebwo...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, 19 August 2010 1:52 PM
> To: cf-talk
> Subject: Licensing on CKEditor - included?
>
>
> Is this tr
Is this true? - we can replace the existing FCKEditor in our
ColdFusion with the updates to CKEditor because it's already licensed
to Adobe as part of ColdFusion? (And therefore since we've paid for a
licence for ColdFusion that in turn has paid Fred for a licence for
CKEditor).
T
Quick Google on this brought up a few links that might be helpful:
http://ajithmanmadhan.wordpress.com/2009/12/16/customizing-ckeditor-and-adding-a-new-toolbar-button/
(CF ref in the text)
http://cksource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=16602 (read through the
comments)
Steve "Cutte
Hi All,
Does anyone have an example of using CKEditor with CF8? I can't
find documentation on doing this, and I'm trying to make the switch
from FCKEditor.
Thanks,
T
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I think CFFM integrates pretty easily into CKeditor so don't let
CKeditor's lack of a free file browser stop you from using it. Both
CFFM 1.22 (the "non-ajax" version) and 1.31 (the "ajax" version) work
pret
;;
fckeditor.ToolbarSet = "Basic";
fckeditor.basePath=application.path.FCKEditor.base;
fckeditor.width="500";
fckeditor.height="300";
fckeditor.create();
Currently using the latest build of FCKEditor 2.65 I believe with CF8, but
planning to make the
FCKEditor was named by Frederico C Knabben (a Dutchman I believe) who
wrote it.Over time a lot of English speakers suggested he find
another name for his product, because of the obvious issue when it's
used in English. More than once I've had a client call me and ask why
I'm putting obscene m
I use it all of the time. It can be used in a number of ways. I like the ease
of clicking something that replaces the content within an element (textarea or
div) and loads after the page loads. I have an application that uses a custom
tag to instantiate it:
fckEditor = createObject
11, 2009 at 5:48 AM, John M Bliss
> wrote:
> >
> > FCKEditor renamed itself to http://ckeditor.com Same diff. Guess they
> got
> > tired of people like me always seeing it as, "F*CKEditor," if you take my
> > meaning. :-)
> >
> > On Wed, Nov
>
> Guess they got
> tired of people like me always seeing it as, "F*CKEditor," if you take my
> meaning. :-)
>
You mean it is NOT pronounced that way. Well, that explains a lot.
G!
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Ah yes. Got ya. :)
w
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Sent: 11 November 2009 13:48
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: CKEditor
FCKEditor renamed itself to http://ckeditor.com Same diff. Guess they got
tired of people like me always seeing it as, &q
of people like me always seeing it as, "F*CKEditor," if you take my
> meaning. :-)
>
> On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 6:21 AM, Will Swain wrote:
>
>>
>> Assuming you mean FCKEditor, it's right there - cftextarea richtext="true"
>> gives you a FCKEdit
If you're referring to the NEW version of FCKEditor (which has had the F
dropped and is now called CKEditor), ColdFusion does not use that newer
version for the built-in cfform tag.
You can use still the new version though by simply including the
appropriate JS files (it runs on jQuery now
No I do mean CKEditor by the same guys who wrote FCKEditor.
http://ckeditor.com/
I downloaded it last night and then I couldn't sleep until I got it to work.
Here's my code that works and I haven't gotten into CKFinder (their
file/image browser) yet, but that's later toda
CKEditor is the name of the newest version. I assume by "integrate" into CF
you mean the file manager? If so, you'll either have to buy their file
manager, or merge it with some other file manager.I've been investigating
CFFM, but it looks like we're going to use TinyM
Will... CKEditor is the new name/new design for FCKeditor.
Terry, I'm using CKEditor in one of my apps. On the whole, I like it a LOT
better than the original. It was pretty easy to integrate for me, because I
use a function call to create text areas in my app, so I just modified the
fun
FCKEditor renamed itself to http://ckeditor.com Same diff. Guess they got
tired of people like me always seeing it as, "F*CKEditor," if you take my
meaning. :-)
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 6:21 AM, Will Swain wrote:
>
> Assuming you mean FCKEditor, it's right there - cfte
Well, for one, that's what you get when you call cftextarea richtext="yes"
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/ajaxui_7.html#1126938
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 5:36 AM, Terry Troxel wrote:
>
> Has anyone used this in CF8. I can't find any documentation for Integration
> to Coldfusion.
You might have trouble finding it if you're looking for "CKEditor". In CF 8
it was still called "FCKEditor".
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Subject: CKEditor
Has anyone
09 11:37
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Subject: CKEditor
Has anyone used this in CF8. I can't find any documentation for Integration
to Coldfusion.
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