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5/12/2014 9:44:43 AM

Jamie E

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Hi Joe, we've just upgraded to the latest codline, and have switched over from TinyMCE to CKeditor. I just noticed that the CKEditor smileys aren't working. I verified it on the mojoPortal demo site as well. It looks like the smileys are supported through CKEditor version-specific plug-ins, so is this something we should add on our end, or are you still planning to support them in the delivered code?

Thanks,

Jamie

5/12/2014 10:44:08 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: CKEditor Smilies

Hi Jamie,

Thanks for the bug report.

As you may know we keep the emoticons in a central location under /Data/SiteImages/emoticons rather than the default location which is below the script for the editor. We do this because the path to the editor changes with new versions of the editor and we want to avoid breaking the path to emoticons that may have been used in content as editor versions change over time. So we configure CKeditor to point to our central location for the emoticon images.

It appears that what happened with the latest release of CKeditor is that they changed the names of some of the emoticon files and added some new ones and since these new file names don't exist in our central location they are broken.

The problem is easily fixed by copying the images from /ClientScript/ckeditor434/plugins/smiley/images folder into the folder

/Data/SiteImages/emoticons

Best,

Joe

5/12/2014 11:59:16 AM

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Thanks Joe, that was an easy fix indeed!

Jamie

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