I think the padding can be there to avoid some problems with some browsers. I've asked the question (see the reference in my previous message).About the padding I thought it was related to the behavior with the bumping around scrollbar, or better say I thought both were the same bug.
Version 1.6.3 released
- Rollback to TinyMCE 4.0.8.
Reason: the 4.0.9 version has bugs.- The previous option to select which style properties to keep when pasting a Microsoft Word document has been kept
- Add an option to modify the behaviour of the Mce Insert command to automaticaly scrolll down to the bottom of the inserted element.
- Fix a bug with IE/Jquery when inserting a XenForo attachment inside the editor
so which php version would you recomend? i will try to ask my hosting providers to upgrade my php version. but i need a recommended version@XxUnkn0wnxX
You're using PHP 5.2. This addon doesn't support PHP 5.2 (or may it can with the Tinymce css skin but I don't have time to try - feel free to test the point 5 of the FAQ).
For reference, most of the time you don't need to post the ajax response or headers. Just the basic JS console. And this one shows that TinyMCE is correctly loaded, but the skin will not work since the adaptive theme is using a script that requires some php functions that are not available in PHP 5.2. The console also shows you have a problem with another script (see red background parts). You should also review them.
@elvamo
What do you want to do? Did you read the point 5 of the FAQ ?
@netrix
I've managed to extend the default insert function of tinymce to force the editor to scroll down the bottom of the inserted element. This will be an option. It has been tested on FF, IE, Chrome.
When I wrote it, I found a problem with the framework because of Jquery & IE when using the XenForo function to insert image inside the editor. It has been fixed.
Once the option of the extend function will be finished to write, I will release an update.
@XxUnkn0wnxX
You're using PHP 5.2. This addon doesn't support PHP 5.2 (or may it can with the Tinymce css skin but I don't have time to try - feel free to test the point 5 of the FAQ).
For reference, most of the time you don't need to post the ajax response or headers. Just the basic JS console. And this one shows that TinyMCE is correctly loaded, but the skin will not work since the adaptive theme is using a script that requires some php functions that are not available in PHP 5.2. The console also shows you have a problem with another script (see red background parts). You should also review them.
@elvamo
What do you want to do? Did you read the point 5 of the FAQ ?
@netrix
I've managed to extend the default insert function of tinymce to force the editor to scroll down the bottom of the inserted element. This will be an option. It has been tested on FF, IE, Chrome.
When I wrote it, I found a problem with the framework because of Jquery & IE when using the XenForo function to insert image inside the editor. It has been fixed.
Once the option of the extend function will be finished to write, I will release an update.
5.3.x at least. But that's the job of your host to know that. Did you test the point 5 of the FAQ by the way and see if the error was still there after that? I just need this feedback to write a new point of the Faq.so which php version would you recomend? i will try to ask my hosting providers to upgrade my php version. but i need a recommended version
ok i will test out point 5 soon i also got 5.3 now all i had to do is add in this:5.3.x at least. But that's the job of your host to know that. Did you test the point 5 of the FAQ by the way and see if the error was still there after that? I just need this feedback to write a new point of the Faq.
i checked my config.php file and all seems file as for my path what do you mean? if my path was wrong my forums would not function neither my databasesYou should check your Xenforo config, especially the path to your forum and you should also review current bugs before installing any other addons.
Search:
PHP:
return call_user_func($tagInfo['callback'], $tag, $rendererStates, $this);
Replace:
PHP:
/*return call_user_func($tagInfo['callback'], $tag, $rendererStates, $this);*/
return call_user_func_array(array($tagInfo['callback'][0], $tagInfo['callback'][1]), array($tag, $rendererStates, $this));
Explanation (as far as I'm able to explain...): $this doesn't seem to be recognized using call_user_func in an extended class (xfcp). Using call_user_func_array fixes the problem.
ok the php upgrade seemed to fix it but the editor looks kinda g@y.... now![]()
would of liked to seem something nicer than that
nm i figured it out.. its all about the styles...
i already fixed that, i am currently have issues with bb code manager with this editor as i explained in the previous postXxUnkn0wnxX go to ACP -> Styles -> Selecct one and go to Styles properties -> TinyMCE Quattro and uncheck XenForo Style Properties Integration
Dont Work great, if you have a dark theme on the web
i already fixed that, i am currently have issues with bb code manager with this editor as i explained in the previous post
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