Anyone know whats wrong with this script ?

[Phara0h]

I'm having problems getting FCKeditor and Image Manager to work in Mozilla(gecko) browsers.

You may see the editor in action here :

http://www.prosjektweb.net/FCKeditor/_samples/default.html

(Click the button on the top right)

you may download the source here :

http://www.prosjektweb.net/FCKEditorImageManager.zip

If anyone can help me with this I would be most greatful

BR
Martin Kronstad

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

I can only suggest that you use the JS console in FireFox to help debug the errors. Double-clicking on each error will take you to the offending line. And while I cannot say for sure (I haven't looked extensively at the code), this is my take on each of the errors:

1. ImageManager is not defined (IMEStandalone.js, line 22)

I18N = ImageManager.I18N;

Is this trying to set the "local" global variable I18N to a "more" global one, or a local I18N property of the object to the global I18N variable? Would this work instead? :

this.I18N = I18N;

2. FCKScriptLoader is not defined (fck_startup.js, line 123)

It might be that the CheckQueue function cannot be referred to before it has been fully parsed, although that suggestion is really flaky ;o)

I can only suggest changing the definition of the CheckQueue function from this:

FCKScriptLoader.CheckQueue = function()

to this:

FCKScriptLoader.prototype.CheckQueue = function()

3. I'm guessing this will fix itself after problem 1 is fixed ;o)

As I say - I really can't say for sure if these will help. Maybe you could expand on what the line mentioned in error 1 is trying to achieve? I didn't fancy searching through the many files for all references to I18N ;o)

Hope this helps,
Dan

 

[Phara0h]

Hi , thanx for the reply.

I have tried to use Firefox's JavascriptConsole before posting here (It's a great tool) . But when the errors go away It still does not load. I'll try to start from scratch and impliment the Image manager into a brand new FCKeditor , then watch the firefox as a go along with the implimentation.

I'll post here when I'm done with that.



BR Martin Kronstad