Hugo
I am using IE. I previously noted the issue with using HTMLarea
inside of a table, and am using div tags for all my layout of
the form/s that requires HTML area.
Yes, the initTable() is called inline - this is the standard
code generated the supplied Cocoon stylesheets as a result
of:
Bruno
I have now tried the following:
1. Create an external js file with the following:
// Register plugins
HTMLArea.loadPlugin(TableOperations);
HTMLArea.loadPlugin(FullPage);
function initFunction(areaID) {
// inititalize editor
editor = new HTMLArea(editor);
// retrive the config
On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 08:51, Derek Hohls wrote:
Bruno
I have now tried the following:
1. Create an external js file with the following:
// Register plugins
HTMLArea.loadPlugin(TableOperations);
HTMLArea.loadPlugin(FullPage);
function initFunction(areaID) {
// inititalize
Bruno
Thanks for the tip about Mozilla; this is really useful!
I got an error on this line:
Error: HTMLArea is not defined
Source File:
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/myapp/resources/htmlarea/htmlareaconfig.js
So I changed the location of the script tag;
now placed in the
Hello Derek,
Is this true for IE or for other browsers as well? If you are not using IE,
you can skip this email. If it is IE, are you using tables to display your
HTMLArea? IE has some problems with inline Javascript initialization in
table cells. The result will be a plain textarea, just like
On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 16:54, Derek Hohls wrote:
If anyone has experience with the problem below,
I'd appreciate hearing a solution..
I have modified the forms-htmlarea-styling.xsl to
include the following - inserted after the line:
script type=text/javascript
