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CKEDITOR does not work in IE8 & IE9 with compressed assets #121
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Hi, Fixed in commit: 5221b09 |
Thanks! I'll check it out. |
The editor works in development now which is good (it didn't before), but things still don't seem to work in a production environment using IE9. @rubinsh Does this work for you in production? I'm using the following in my Gemfile: |
I am Ubuntu user and cannot test in IE9. Can you send me what coming wrong? |
I did not get to test it yet - will post my updates soon. On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 5:29 AM, Andrew Kaspick <
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It works great in IE with version 3.7.1 :-) |
I'm still seeing this problem in IE8 with version 3.7.3. Is the only work around at the moment to just not serve the CKEditor assets from the asset pipeline? |
I experienced the very same problem and downgraded to 3.7.1. The problem with that version is that assets compilation fails on file yui.css (because of some lines containing "*html"). |
Just as @toptierlabs said, this bug was fixed in 3.7.1, but reappears in 3.7.3, I have switched to 3.7.1 and it works. Could you take look at it and have it fixed in the latest version? Thanks! |
Has this been fixed for 4.x? |
Hi,
I've installed CKEDITOR with Rails 3.1.3
(gem 'ckeditor', "3.7.0.rc3" in my Gemfile)
I can't get CKEDITOR to load in IE (it loads find in Chrome and FF)
It loads in development mode but not in production.
I was only able to load it in IE after turning off the compression of assets by setting:
config.assets.compress = false
in production.rb
I currently use uglifyjs as my js compressor (the default one)
I really don't want to turn off js compression in production, but currently it seems like the only option to get this to work.
Has anyone else encountered this issue?
Thanks,
Rubinsh
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