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Check this thread (last posts): https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-not-working-with-wordpress-35

Hi everyone,

Thanks for your feedback! I’ve made a few changes (fixed the full toolbar, image captions and so on).
Here goes the release candidate:

ckeditor-for-wordpress.4.0.zip

This is basically the same thing as in 3.5 branch, but in a simple zip file so that it could be tested by anyone ??

Please give it a try, I really hope to release it as a stable version within 48h.

I anyone is willing to check the development version of CKEditor 4.0 for WordPress 3.5, please download it from SVN:

svn export https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/ckeditor-for-wordpress/branches/3.5/ ckeditor

Any feedback is welcome. If you notice any bugs, please provide as much information as you can, e.g.:
– the detailed steps to reproduce the error
– browser version and OS

The official release should be available soon, but I would love to fix the most critical errors before the official release. ??

@jdelcin – awesome! I sent you an email, check your mailbox ??

Of course if anyone else is willing to join, please get in touch with me: w.walc /at/ cksource.com

The new version of CKEditor For WordPress will include V4. V4 is more or less backwards compatible with V3, and is stable enough, so this is the most reasonable option.

If anyone is interested in the full list of API differences, it is available here: API Changes in CKEditor 4

Hi everyone,

The reason why there is no update is quite simple: we had to work on V4 (editor, sites, builder, add-ons repository and so on). The problem with WordPress 3.5 is pretty time consuming as we need to hack many things in order to inject the editor properly.

It would be 100x easier if there was any easy API to inject 3rd party editors in WordPress, and if it wasn’t so strictly integrated with one particular editor, but unfortunately that’s not the case.

Please be patient. Also, if anyone is willing to help in coding, we’d be definitely more than happy to welcome new contributors.

If ckeditor.js is loaded on pages, where it is not needed, then it looks like a bug.

In any case, you should be aware of one thing: all properly configured servers do not send JavaScript files as plain text. Instead, JavaScript files are automatically sent as compressed files (e.g. gzipped). If you check for example the demo page of CKEditor, you will notice that although the full ckeditor.js takes 358KB, it takes just 114KB of the bandwidth, because it is sent with Content-Encoding set to gzip.

Hi luis.sg,

Thank you for a prompt reply. I definitely agree it was not the smartest thing to leave your comments unanswered for so long.
I hope it will not happen again.

We will try to tack down the problem as it looks that some users are still experiencing it. Knowing the whole scenario where CKEditor didn’t work for you may definitely help us, at least in discovering what was wrong earlier, thank you!

@luis.sg, @pkemke – I know you have posted your comments long time ago and noone answered you, but is there a chance that you could get back to this issue and let us know if it still does not work for you?

Do you see any JavaScript errors on the page where CKEditor does not show up? Could you check it in Firebug if CKEditor does not show up in Firefox? In case of other browsers please also check the error console for any possible JavaScript errors.

Are you using a non-default template? Can it be downloaded somewhere?
Do you have any other plugins installed in WordPress? Could you list them?

Could you check the Net Panel in Firebug (or use any other tool to track HTTP requests, like Fiddler)? Are all files loaded correctly? Do you see there any HTTP errors (like 404)?

One more thing to check – could you check the Net Panel in Firebug (or use any other tool to track HTTP requests, like Fiddler)? Are all files loaded correctly or do you see there some HTTP 404 errors?

@snat – do you see any JavaScript errors on the pager where CKEditor does not show up? Could you check it in Firebug if CKEditor does not show up in Firefox?

Is there a chance to get your template to track down this issue?
Do you have any other plugins installed in WordPress? Could you list them?

Fixed in SVN, a new stable release should be coming soon.

Fixed in 1.0, thanks!

Fixed in 1.0, thanks!

Try here: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/ckeditor-for-wordpress/