Hey.
I have encountered a rather strange issue with my current Liferay-installation. This issue has come up only after upgrading to Liferay 6.0.6. The issue can be reproduced with major browsers (IE6-8, Firefox, Chrome) in our network at least.
Usually when I start up my machine and start editing page content, the CKEditor loads up normally and looks the same as in 6.0.5 Liferay bundle installation (don't know where to check version number). But usually by the time I open up a second CKEditor one of two things happens.
1) The editor doesn't load at all or
2) It loads up an improved version of CKEditor (says it's version 3.2) with a lot more functionality. However this editor doesn't seem to use any of my css-definitions. It only has some default headings and styles so I have to edit the content pretty much in source-mode. However when I publish the content, the page is rendered with my css-styles as supposed to.
If 1) happens and the editor doesn't load up at all, I refresh the page. After this it _always_ loads up the new and improved editor, that doesn't use my css-definitions.
This also happens if I refresh the page with a working editor. Below are some screenshots to demonstrate the problem using Firefox 3.6.15
1. Editor working as intended and CSS-definitions are used as supposed to.
2. Same page after refreshing. "New" editor and not using my css-rules.
What could I do to "stabilize" the editor?
I have encountered a rather strange issue with my current Liferay-installation. This issue has come up only after upgrading to Liferay 6.0.6. The issue can be reproduced with major browsers (IE6-8, Firefox, Chrome) in our network at least.
Usually when I start up my machine and start editing page content, the CKEditor loads up normally and looks the same as in 6.0.5 Liferay bundle installation (don't know where to check version number). But usually by the time I open up a second CKEditor one of two things happens.
1) The editor doesn't load at all or
2) It loads up an improved version of CKEditor (says it's version 3.2) with a lot more functionality. However this editor doesn't seem to use any of my css-definitions. It only has some default headings and styles so I have to edit the content pretty much in source-mode. However when I publish the content, the page is rendered with my css-styles as supposed to.
If 1) happens and the editor doesn't load up at all, I refresh the page. After this it _always_ loads up the new and improved editor, that doesn't use my css-definitions.
This also happens if I refresh the page with a working editor. Below are some screenshots to demonstrate the problem using Firefox 3.6.15
1. Editor working as intended and CSS-definitions are used as supposed to.
2. Same page after refreshing. "New" editor and not using my css-rules.
What could I do to "stabilize" the editor?
If you look under ROOT\html\js\editor, you'll see there are ckeditor and fkeditor. There also seems to be tinymce editor as well.
In normal usage, I'm getting the one with more icons. On the second browser, I get the one with less icon, but when I refresh the page, I get the one with more icons.
This is a little bit different, but when I open web content editor on Chrome, the editor often do not show up. I have to do a page refresh. After the refresh, I get the editor with more icons.
I actually did some localization to make the editor display hints in Japanese. What I modified to make web content editor show in Japanese was the ckeditor as you've mentioned. So, it seems web content editor is using the ckeditor.
This is a little bit different, but when I open web content editor on Chrome, the editor often do not show up. I have to do a page refresh. After the refresh, I get the editor with more icons.
I actually did some localization to make the editor display hints in Japanese. What I modified to make web content editor show in Japanese was the ckeditor as you've mentioned. So, it seems web content editor is using the ckeditor.
