Greetings! I spent quite some time today trying to figure our why the block formatting pulldown (Normal, Heading 1, ...) in Nadmin's content editor didn't work for one of our clients.
The reason is that the formatting selections need to be in the same language as the browser, and our client was using Finnish version of IE. The result of this problem is that users can't change the formatting of their topics and articles, and trying to use the pulldown results in a JavaScript error. This is easy to fix by modifying the page /nadmin/dhtml lines 997 - 1005: <option value="Normal">Normal <option value="Heading 1">Heading 1 <option value="Heading 2">Heading 2 <option value="Heading 3">Heading 3 <option value="Heading 4">Heading 4 <option value="Heading 5">Heading 5 <option value="Heading 6">Heading 6 <option value="Address">Address <option value="Formatted">Formatted To your local language. These are probably the same labels that are used in MS Word localized to the language. For example in Finnish: <option value="Normaali">Normaali <option value="Otsikko 1">Otsikko 1 <option value="Otsikko 2">Otsikko 2 <option value="Otsikko 3">Otsikko 3 <option value="Otsikko 4">Otsikko 4 <option value="Otsikko 5">Otsikko 5 <option value="Otsikko 6">Otsikko 6 This is of course an ugly hack, and we can come up with better solution in Aegir by adding localization calls to the menu. All in all, it is interesting that an API call requires localized input. Thanks again, Microsoft. And of course there is nothing in MSDN about the whole API call... /Bergie -- Henri Bergius [EMAIL PROTECTED] Consultant Partner Tel: +358-20-198 6032 Nemein Oy http://www.nemein.com/ Nemein.Net - Project tracking solution for consulting companies http://www.nemein.com/Nemein.Net/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
