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TinyMCE integration for MODx Revolution.
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/ADDON/TinyMCE
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endless saving under 2.0.5pl with TinyMCE #32

Closed anselmh closed 13 years ago

anselmh commented 13 years ago

After upgrading some sites to MODx 2.0.5pl (from 2.0.4pl2) the saving message doesn't disappear in one of my installations after saving content (with TinyMCE enabled, latest).

Weird that on same server with same cofig another installation doesn't hav any problems here. Of course, it's not any caching system, browser-setting/cache. Error log doesn't produce an error for that. And it seems to store it in some way but it doesn't arrive in frontend.

If you need to know more, please write...

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

I confirm that with TMCE 4.1.2 and MODx 2.0.5-pl (git). The resource gets saved but a save dialog shows forever. A page reload is required to see the changes.

anselmh commented 13 years ago

For me it now works fine. I completely reinstalled TinyMCE manually (because Uninstalling via Package Manager didn't work, too!), then made some tidy in my packages folder and newly installed tinyMCE.

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

Looks like it's browser specific. It works fine for me in FF and Safari, but loops forever in Opera.

anselmh commented 13 years ago

For me it was in all major browsers (with cleared cache): Saf, FF, Chrome, Opera, IE

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

Well, it looks to be worse: the same problem is on any page, even with richtext not enabled. I'm going to report it as MODx bug.

anselmh commented 13 years ago

Try to delete cookies from manager, empty cache, empty server cache (manually in /core/cache/), tidy up your package management and say if it's going on afterwards...

splittingred commented 13 years ago

Can't reproduce.

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

It's related to Opera only, see issue #27.

anselmh commented 13 years ago

I don't think it's Opera only. Think it's an caching / tmp error in filesystem. Can't reproduce for now in any browser and installation but had had it directly after upgrading to 2.0.5pl in one of my installations (not in all).

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

As I commented on #27, for me it happens in Opera only and for any resource. After setting which_editor to None for my user (full administrator), the proper saving has restored in Opera. In Safari and FF saving works without problems. Thus I guess it's Opera only. However, I'll check if clearing the Opera cache and manager cookies helps.

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

Clearing caches doesn't help.

anselmh commented 13 years ago

Okay, it now appears again for me and it's only opera (v11). Clearing caches and cookies doensn't help. Maybe it's a Opera 11<->extJS problem?

gadamiak commented 13 years ago

I use Opera/9.80 (Windows NT 5.1; U; pl) Presto/2.6.30 Version/10.63 and the problem occurs only with TinyMCE enabled.

XP1 commented 12 years ago

See this thread for a fix: 11.61 and modx revolution: infinite save loop; json error http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1287402

I used this demo for testing: http://www.opensourcecms.com/scripts/details.php?scriptid=48

MODX is using an about:blank iframe. In Opera, this may show a "opera:crossnetworkwarning":

Warning

http://demo.opensourcecms.com/modx/manager/about:blank

A page on the public Internet requests data from your computer. For security reasons, automatic access is blocked, but you may choose to continue.

Continue

Always continue when data is requested from my computer

I think that Opera may not be the only one to block access to about:blank. The NoScript extension for Firefox may block about:blank too: http://noscript.net/faq#qa1_9

I have created a user JS that fixes iframes in MODX to observe strict, cross-domain, same-origin policy restrictions.

Fix MODX: https://gist.github.com/1779333/

Installing user JS:

  1. Create a folder for storing user JS files.
  2. Go to the user JS on GitHub > Right click on "raw" > Save Linked Content As... > Save the JS file to your user JS folder.
  3. Opera > Settings > Preferences... > Advanced > Content > JavaScript Options... > Under "User JavaScript folder", select "Choose..." > Select the folder > OK > OK > OK.

Don't forget to change your includes to your MODX host.