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This posting is regards ng2-ckeditor@1.1.13 loaded with ckeditor@4.8.0. Although there are a couple of articles on SO with this question I believe this is still an open question. Please do not mark this posting as a duplicate. To replicate problem: 1) instantiate a DOM element with the ckeditor directive. 2) navigate away from the view in such a way that the Angular Component that is hosting the ckeditor is destroyed. You get this in the Javascript console: ckeditor.js:19 [CKEDITOR] Error code: editor-destroy-iframe. There is a closed bug on github over this with no apparent or acceptable

I have found out that I can hook into onOk with this: editor.on('dialogShow', function (ev) { var name = ev.data.getName(); var definition = ev.data.definition; if (name == 'image') { definition.onOk = function(e) { console.log( e ); }; } }); Awesome, unless now the default behavior is dropped, resulting in no image being added to the CK content. Checking up on CK's source , I do not want to break 74 lines worth of functionality provided by default. My goal is to simply run the image through a callback after it has been appended. Is copy/paste, modify the only way to retain extend the

In my CKEDITOR, when I type following letters: ó " ... whitespace and more I am getting the following HTML: ó „ …   and so on... How can I turn this off, so that the server will receive "normal" letters? I managed to reduce the number of characters converted by adding this to my config file: config.htmlEncodeOutput = false; config.entities = false; But whitespaces are still being converted into   ... 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20645750/ckeditor-turn-off-html-encoding

I want realize a "live" editing. When you editing content in ckeditor, the same content appear in other place (like div, p, etc.) in same time. Other interesting question : when I removed display:none and visibility:hidden from text area, which attach to ckeditor, I saw, that it's empty. But if I try to get value of textarea ($('#text_editor').val()) there are content from ckeditor. What is the magic? One of the developers of ckeditor has developed an onchange plugin . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10391136/how-can-i-detect-on-change-event-in-ckeditor-instance

I am struggling to use ckeditor within my html page built in angularjs . I have tried so many examples. ng-ckeditor directive ckeditor directive But none of those examples helped me. I want a textarea where I can input images within it and edit its contents style (Like in ckeditor ). Anyone please give me a clear example or demo fiddle on how to use ckeditor in angularjs . I have also tried custom directive. It's not working. Is there any alternative for ck editor? Thanks in advance. nikhilvm https://github.com/lemonde/angular-ckeditor . Step 1-3 are actually documented quite well in the

How can I apply CKEditor's Advanced Content Filter to a string? I'm trying to intercept pasted content using editor.on('paste', ...), get its ACF-filtered value, and then apply my own transformations to the filtered value. After this point, it's okay if it runs through the ACF again. I reported recently a ticket which I think you'll find interesting: http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/11621 . There's a pretty high chance that this feature will be introduced in CKEditor 4.5. ( Edit : This feature got to CKEditor in 4.5 – CKEDITOR.config.pasteFilter ). As for your question - to apply ACF to an HTML

I guess I've read most of the SO questions and CKEditor documentation about this, but it does not work for me. It should be plain and simple, in my CKEditor config.js, I have this : CKEDITOR.editorConfig = function(config) { config.allowedContent = true; }; But the html is still filtered and this piece of code is being stripped : <p> <a href="/site/public/press.pdf"><span class="icon-presseFile"></span></a> <a href="/site/public/pics.zip"><span class="icon-pressePics"></span></a> </p> into this : <p> </p> The <span> elements are font icons. Any help would be greatly appreciated. EDIT It works

I've been looking for a solution for this for a while now and the only fixes I found only affect the way the text is displayed in the editor itself and not how the generated text will look when sent/saved somewhere else. I'm talking CSS fixes and stuff like that. I'm using CKEditor to compose and send emails trough our web application and while the css fixes change the font shown in the editor itself, the recieved emails are still displayed in TNR or whatever is inherited from the email client. Unless, of course, I change the font and size from the plugin for each paragraph. From what I've