Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Wysiwyg
Version:
7.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Editor - CKEditor
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
16 Apr 2014 at 01:19 UTC
Updated:
4 Jun 2015 at 12:55 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
piotrsmykaj commentedThe same problem. CKEditor stopped working with jQuery 1.9+
Comment #2
twodCKEditor 3 & 4 work fine with any jQuery version because it does not use jQuery at all.
Please post the CKEditor versions you tested with.
Wysiwyg and CKEditor works fine with all jQuery versions I was able to test with (up to 1.10 in jQuery Update 7.x-2.4).
If you're getting actual JavaScript errors, please post them, or I can't do anything to debug any problems.
Drupal 7 Core does NOT work properly with anything above jQuery 1.8 though. Things like collapsible fieldsets won't work, and does not throw errors. Admin menu also does not work with jQuery 1.8+ because the
$.browserproperty was removed.Comment #3
twodComment #4
naheemsays commentedDid you update to ckeditor 4.4 at the same time?
I am having trouble with that.
Comment #5
twodYes, I downloaded the Full CKEditor 4.4.1 package. (Recognized as "CKEditor 4.4.1.568b5ed" by Wysiwyg.)
Could you post some details on the trouble, like JavaScript errors in the browser console, whether the editor shows up at all, if Wysiwyg recognizes it, etc?
Comment #6
naheemsays commentedStrange - I have just moved to ckeditor 4.4 again and now it works.
Previously I had tried a custom build, but I no longer have that build around to compare - I had added the autosave plugin.
The two errors I rememberin the web developer console are:
1. about smileys_extra
2. error in line 951 of ckeditor.js - TypeError for $
Comment #7
kristofferwiklund commentedI have the problem with jQuery 1.9 and CKeditor 4.4.1. I can use it as normal. But changing the Editor appearance has no effect. Do some change and save it not saved. And clicking on the default sample toolbar: Basic | Advanced | Full does nothing. Downgrading to jQuery 1.8 and it works nice.
Comment #8
twod@kristofferwiklund, Sounds like you're not using Wysiwyg module but CKEditor module as we don't have those toolbar options and do not currently use a default toolbar layout.
Comment #9
kristofferwiklund commented@TwoD: True, sorry for not being observant.
Comment #10
twod@kristofferwiklund, no problem, it happens.
Comment #11
andersiversen commentedJust in case anyone finds this issue, and hasn't found a solution, check this newer issue at the jquery update module
https://www.drupal.org/node/2236721
What worked for me, was to go to admin/config/development/jquery_update (settings page for jquery_update), and set "Alternate jQuery version for administrative pages" to version 1.5.
Comment #12
yktdan commentedSee #7 - currently 1.8 is highest working jquery with ckeditor
Comment #13
raj45 commentedThanks @andersiversen (#11), setting "Alternate jQuery version for administrative pages" to 1.5 fixed this problem.
Comment #14
smurfxx commentedI solved this issue modifying my htaccess file, I added the following lines to the end of file:
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
For some reason my server didn't load jquery on administrative pages.
Comment #15
twodThis really isn't something we can fix in Wysiwyg module, please go to the jQuery update queue and see the information above.