We're developing a Drupal 7 site and want to use CKEditor for content creation. On the intranet, it works fine. However, when the server is accessed over our Cisco VPN (the in-browser version, not the VPN Client), CKEditor does not appear, and we instead get the default Drupal editor. I'm getting no Javascript errors at all when this happens, and nothing appears to be blocked in the VPN logs. Is there a known issue with using CKEditor for Drupal over a VPN (or even over SSL)?

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dczepierga’s picture

Hi, I've never heard about problem with CKEditor in web-based VPN client - no one never write about sth like that.

Maybe u could try to upload only CKEditor library to webserver and try to run any build-in sample - samples u have in _samples directory...
Try also to check errors/net tab in Firebug (Firefox addon), maybe sth not load through VPN...

Greetings

dczepierga’s picture

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whicks’s picture

I'm seeing the same thing. Chrome Debug:

Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type text/x-javascript: "https://vpn.yyyy.xxx/+CSCOE+/apcf". edit:2
Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type text/x-javascript: "https://vpn.yyyy.xxx/+CSCOE+/cookie?v=208@F6D71620A72A5880AFFEE77A5F4C02D4A7E5F63E". edit:2
(anonymous function)

dczepierga’s picture

It's only look like problem in VPN configuration - it's not recognized MIME type text/x-javascript... So u must read how to configure additional MIME type nothing else...

I don't see where this issue is related with CKEditor module? U have error in the begining of parsing some JavaScript so parsing is stopped and CKEditor never load then... u must do sth with this errors and then everything should start to work...

Greetings

Ayei’s picture

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Oscar852’s picture

If possible, please attach a screenshot with the HTTP request by CKEditor known as the "net panel" in Firebug.
Are there any 404 errors, or request that other dubious?

Theoretically, you can compare ckeditor.js that your browser has been included in one package.