If you install Chrome, you can tell it to request the full site, which will give you the full editor.
It's possible it won't be an issue in the future Shaun.
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/editor-issues.46626/#post-502104
If you install Chrome, you can tell it to request the full site, which will give you the full editor.
I'm on my Mini connected to my site right now and see the TinyMCE editor just fine and all the buttons work in Safari.This is not only a iOS Safari problem, but also a iOS Maxthon problem as well.
I'm on my Mini connected to my site right now and see the TinyMCE editor just fine and all the buttons work in Safari.
Of course, I have TinyMCE Fix, TinyMCE Enhancements, Mobile Agent Tracer and Browser Detection installed.
That is Safari as well. All browsers (except for Opera Mini that is rendered on external servers instead of your device) on iOS use Safari engine. Apple doesn't allow other browsers on their devices. All those "browsers" are just different interfaces for Safari.This is not only a iOS Safari problem, but also a iOS Maxthon problem as well.
YesInteresting. I had a look at the TinyMCE Fix add-on - is it true you have to install the TMS to get the fix to work for mobile devices?
The is a great addon as I've mentioned to you elsewhere. It makes template editing much easier especially when it comes to upgrading to the latest version of Xenforo. Go on, give it a whirl, you won’t regret it.Interesting. I had a look at the TinyMCE Fix add-on - is it true you have to install the TMS to get the fix to work for mobile devices?
If you want a solution only for you, just spoof your browser agent on your mobile device. On an iOS system, you an use for example the application called "KissMyAgent".Interesting. I had a look at the TinyMCE Fix add-on - is it true you have to install the TMS to get the fix to work for mobile devices?
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