I don't know this is a programming question but I have been advised to ask here (apologies if not appropriate).screen
Using Drupal 7.39, Win 8.1
When you edit any web page some functions in the editor (CKeditor) don't work - see screenshot. The screen has a white overlay for a second or so then nothing happens. Wondering whether there are any known problems with Ckeditor doing this in drupal sites?
Ckeditor used to work fine but I suspect one of the security updates (for modules) caused the problem.
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We are evaluating CodenameOne to adopt it as our platform.
In the Showcase App, the menu buttons layout gets broken (button smaller than the image) after changing to some Themes like the "Leather".
Tested on Samsung A5.
Is it an application or platform problem? And can you fix it?
Problem screenshot:
(not enough reputation yet to post images)
The leather theme is a legacy from circa 2014. We don't maintain it because it's gone out of vogue with current flat design styling. We haven't updated the kitchen sink either for 3 years too, since we're more focused on apps such as build.
2014 predated iOS 7 which changed a lot of details about the treatment of the status bar. That means the theme needs to be updated but because it's so full of images it's a bit of a pain. We chose to leave it there with the quirks since it shows off the versatility rather nicely although it's pretty much out of date.
I'm putting together a simple winforms app for playing videos from the web for my kids. I've explored two options so far but I'm having problems with both of them:
cefsharp: Playing videos wasn't a problem, but it would not persist cookies (even with the CachePath set), so I would have to log into the web sites each time. This would not be very user-friendly.
GeckoFX: No matter what site I go to (youtube for example), flash videos will not play. I get a bank section on the page where the video goes. Based on other questions, I tried adding the line "Gecko.GeckoPreferences.Default["extensions.blocklist.enabled"] = false;" right after the initialize statement, but that did not work. I'm running xulrunner-33.0.2 and GeckoFx-Windows-33.0-0.2.
Any ideas on how to get either solution working would be appreciated.
UPDATE:
I found this site https://bitbucket.org/geckofx/geckofx-29.0/issue/14/plugin-flash-not-working-since-xulrunner which stated to turn off the "Visual Studio hosting process" for the project and now YouTube video play with GeckoFX, but no videos play off xfinitytv's site (http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/watch-live-tv/).
A bug has recently been fixed in CefSharp to make this possible. See this issue: https://github.com/cefsharp/CefSharp/issues/843
What should work is:
setting CachePath
set the persist_session_cookies command line argument
after OnContextInitialized, call Cef.SetCookiePath
You'll need to use the latest version 39.0.1 to get access to the OnContextInitialized delegate.
I'm using textAngular as a WYSIWYG text editor in an angular app. It is a fantastic library that is essentially plug and play. It works perfectly in Chrome and Firefox.
The problem is when I attempt to paste some text into the textAngular window in IE it simply doesn't work. It doesn't raise any console events, throw any exceptions or anything. On the network, it calls 4 URLs, which are then all aborted. They are:
http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.0.3/css/bootstrap.min.css
http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.0.3/css/font-awesome.min.css
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto:400,300
http://www.textangular.com/css/style.css
This network activity does not happen in Chrome and Firefox. So, I think that is where the problem is. But for the life of me I can't figure out what is going on. It doesn't look like this problem has been reported to the textAngular team or has been asked on stack overflow.
Does anyone have an I idea of how I can remedy the situation?
Edit:
Here is a plunk replicating the situation. It is the demo from the github repo, almost verbatim (the link to the textAngular links were dead, and I got ride of the initial text). I'm pretty sure that it is just a problem within the 1.2.2 library and I'm going to report a bug. The version on the main page is 1.2.0. Thanks for you help!
I tested your solution on IE 8,9,10 & 11 without any issues. I did however notice it the page was not formatting correctly no IE. It could be an issue with escape characters.
If you could provide some more details about your system, for example: IE version, the code you tried to paste etc. I think I may be able to sort this one out.
Is it possible to use a WYSIWYG text editor (especially TinyMCE) for a mobile device or is that not supported yet? Will it ever be supported?
This weblink Compatibility table for support of contenteditable attribute in desktop and mobile browsers. will give you a clue about this issue.
I was looking for the same thing today, so I thought to share this link with you.
It is possible to use it on a mobile device, but the javascript functionality in those browsers is limited, so not everything is possible (own plugins and several interactions with own CMS i.e.).
Keep in mind too that heavy js-usage on a page will slow down all its functionality on mobile devices cause the system is not as powerfull as a personal computer. I had the problem that the js overhead of a CMS delayed js-functionality in the browser so that clicking checkboxes and selecting input fields was almost not usable.
It might be necessary to redisign the whole CMS around such an editor to run fast enough to make it work.
I have recently developed a couple of websites for a local vets and car valeter which look fine in internet explorer 9 and firefox but when viewed in internet explorer 6 or 7 it just goes wrong
In the car valeting all the boxes move down so they do not run as i have placed them (this only happens in IE6 not 7
in the vets website there is a lot of whitespace at the bottom of quite a few pages before you reach the footer. I know IE6 and IE7 are outdated but I would still like to fix the errors if possible.
Thank you for your help.
Dont forget the doctype on the top of your html file, otherwise the browser will
work in quirks mode instead of compatibility mode. Might solve your issue. Also no one uses IE 6 anymore, do not bother
check your site with the w3c validator and fix qny errors nd warnings, besides that there isnt much you can do
A helpful approach would be to use frameworks for JavaScript (jQuery) and CSS (BluePrint) for cross browser compatibility. It will take time to migrate to new coding, but will be worth it.
On a side note, if you do not mind redirecting the users of IE 6/7 to a page suggesting they upgrade their browsers, then you may try something like this in your JS:
var browserVer=parseInt(navigator.appVersion);
var browserName=navigator.appName;
if((browserName=="Microsoft Internet Explorer" && browserVer<=6) || (browserName=="Netscape" && browserVer<=3))
window.location="Incompatible.html";
Where 'Incompatible' is the page where you want to redirect. Also if you use above as a function, make sure you call it:
<body onLoad=yourFunction()>