The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Right now we're running a pre-release version of CKEditor. It'd be good to upgrade to the latest version (4.2) to resolve any bugs that the editor has solved since the early version we're running.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | ckeditor_update_42.patch | 3.3 MB | quicksketch |
Comments
Comment #1
quicksketchCKEditor 4.1 introduced the Advanced Content Filter (ACF) settings which will strip tags on *input*. We'll need to build support for this, so I made a new issue at #2073063: Backport filter configuration application to CKEditor's input Advanced Content Filtering (ACF). In the mean time, we can simply disable the ACF (mimicking the functionality of previous versions) until we build support for it.
Comment #2
quicksketchMatching issue over in Drupal core: #2036253: Update CKEditor library to 4.2.
The biggest change in 4.2 was the introduction of indentlist plugin. This allows tab indent/dedent of UL items by using the tab key, even when the indent/dedent buttons are not enabled. The core patch seemingly dropped support for indent/dedent of blocks of text outside of UL/OL tags.
And finally CKEditor 4.2 drops support for IE7, which is probably about time anyway, with <1% usage.
Comment #3
quicksketchAs usual, upgrading is a massive patch, but pretty straightforward otherwise.
Comment #4
quicksketchCommitted to 7.x branch.
Comment #6
idowuadejola commentedWhat version of CKEditor, is compatible with Drupal 7.2?
Comment #7
quicksketch@idowuadejola: The version of Drupal itself doesn't matter, it's what module you use to integrate with CKEditor. This module uses CKEditor 4.2, built-into the module. If you use another module to install CKEditor, the version it supports will depend on the module.
Please leave the category/status/etc options the same. If you have a different question, open a new issue.