AW: RE: [opencms-dev] JavaScript Problem

[Michael Emmerich]

Marcel, 

the text editor used by the IE is another ActiveX control (LeEdit), have you
installed it? If not, it can be found at: http://www.aysoft.com/ledit.htm

In the Netscape, we cannot use ActiveX-Controls, therefore there is no
WYSIWYG Editor available in it. The Text editor is implemented as a simple
textfiled, so there are no advanced editor features like search, cut, copy &
past etc available in there.

Any hint for a good working alternative for both editors that would work
with both browsers is welcome.

Michael
mailto:michael.emmerich at framfab.de

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Marcel Hanusa [mailto:mhanu2 at web.de]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 16. Mai 2001 11:56
An: opencms-dev at www.opencms.com
Betreff: Re: RE: [opencms-dev] JavaScript Problem


Hi,

> My browser version is 5.50.4522.1800 (SP1). What exact version do others
out
> there have (Marcel Hanusa)?

I have Version 5.0 and i've solved the JavaScript problem. my problem was a
configuration problem. i didn't enable some ActiveX options. that's why i
got some JavaScript errors.
sorry, my fault!

is there anybody who can explain me another problem?
with IE 5.0 i can use the wysiwyg editor but i can't use the normal editor.
my browser can't load the editor's text field.
with linux & NS 4.7 i can use the normal editor but not the wysiwyg editor.

so and now my next question.
i created a template (called index) and i create a HTML file (called
index.html). the html file contains a lot of bodies. via elementdefiniton in
my template i can chose the body i want to see. how can i create another
template which uses the same html file but other bodies from the html file
(index.html)??
i hope i explained my problem in good way.

thanks marcel

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