CKEditor upgrade

[twisted1919]

@Shahbaz Ali / @frm.mwz - this is actually an issue because of ElFinder, the file manager used by mailwizz. I tried to see why the issue occurs but i couldn't and the only thing that fixed it was upgrading elfinder.
Unzip attached and upload the ckeditor folder in apps/common/extension to override exiting folder.
This will fix things.

 

[Shahbaz Ali]

Thanks @twisted1919 . One of my colleague manage to give me upgrade of ckEditor and things are working fine now. I'm using ckeditor 1.2.5 instead of 1.2.4

 

[frm.mwz]

Which folder permission should i check? also what is dbf?

Just seeing this now, it is probably resolved, but to answer your questions:

> Which folder permission should i check
the folder of ckeditor and all folders that ckeditor uses

> also what is dbf
dbf = DataBaseFile
( see also here: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=define:dbf )

hope u r all set

 

[Shahbaz Ali]

thanks @frm.mwz

 

[Shahbaz Ali]

Hey, I see issue with ckeditor, you can also test it to confirm the issue. I have attached the image, please check.

 

[frm.mwz]

Hey, I see issue with ckeditor, you can also test it to confirm the issue. I have attached the image, please check.

Consistently-across-different-renderers-showing html-emails
are much harder to design than html pages (websites),
as there are so many different email renderers out there (70+).

Hence, while CKeditor is a great html editor,
re html emails, until a really good drag & drop html email editor
is available (either as plugin/extension or integrated) incl rendering test
and if you want to avoid html email coding/testing
edit your html emails somewhere else (in a dedicated html email editor)
(or get it done by an email designer or use ready-made, tested templates)
and then just cut & past the (refined) code.

It may seem odd, but am still a great fan of plain text email

 

[twisted1919]

@Shahbaz Ali - The correct way to add images is from the dialog that has the "Browse Server" button.

 

[Shahbaz Ali]

@twisted1919 yes you're right. But ckEditor default double click action not go with that option. I have attached the file to explain it. So if you know how we can change that behavior let me know. Otherwise i have to debug which take time.

 

[twisted1919]

The only solution is to not use the base64image plugin.
View your page source in the browser and see from where the ckeditor config is loaded. Open the file via FTP and look for:

config.extraPlugins = 'codemirror,base64image';

Make it

config.extraPlugins = 'codemirror';