I can't believe I'm asking this - but does anyone have any WYSIWYG recommendations for IE8?

Posted by seanberto on October 17, 2010 at 11:04pm

Blah, my first training on Watershed Now (drupal.org/project/watershednow) is at a computer lab at a federal training facility that only runs IE8 (for "security" purposes...).

I need a WYSIWYG option that supports image upload/insert in IE8. From my limited testing, the image alignment button for CKEditor (via WYSIWYG module) breaks in IE8. WYSIWYG Imagefield sorta works and is my preferred approach, but that doesn't provide the alignment left/right options that the plain ol' image button provides in CKEditor.

Anyone got a bullet-proof solution for IE?

-sean

Comments

I can't say it's bullet-proof

Posted by axolx on October 17, 2010 at 11:33pm

I can't say it's bullet-proof but TinyMCE (via WYSIWYG module) with either IMCE or Image Assist has worked fine on IE 6+ on my sites. Good luck!

Thanks Martin. For what it's

Posted by seanberto on October 18, 2010 at 1:47am

Thanks Martin.

For what it's worth, wysiwyg module, the most recent release of ckeditor, and wysiwyg_imagefield seems to be working for me on a clean install. So many versions of everything, plus js interactions with other modules. Who knows.

-s

chromeframe?

Posted by grendzy on October 25, 2010 at 4:22pm

http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/ ? Only half kidding.

I'm not sure there's anything to be gained by switching to TinyMCE, it has it's share of compatibility problems as well. Particularly frustrating to me has been it's abuse of realpath(), which makes any deployment strategy that uses symlinks a huge PITA.