Hi Roger,
Thank you for the idea. I tried it from FF2 on a laptop with same result, that
is, the built-in spell checker was disabled by FckEditor.
My attempt of commenting out the block of code about speller and added the
following line:
FCKConfig.FirefoxSpellChecker = true;
with the fckconfig.js has not paid off.
Also, I've changed the FCKConfig.ToolbarSets["Basic"] block to fit my expected
need, however, it has not been reflected though the {toobar} attribute with the
{richText} function call works. I thought the FckEditor may use an alternative
config file something, if so, how to disable that alternative and use this
fckconfig.js instead (that should be what it is). It seems odd.
Another thing, probably I mentioned it somewhere before, the default FckEditor
has zillions of features, inevitably loading all those tons of js files to user
browser is not optimal, do we have an option of loading a lean/light-weight
FckEditor?
(Admitted I don't know much about how CF8 interact with this editor upon its
start).
Many thanks.
Don
>Don: Just a suggestion... instead of hunting around for another box,
>just unzip Portable Firefox into a folder on your desktop and use
>that.
>
>--
>Roger Benningfield
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