TinyMCE and Opera 10.50
Released alpha new Opera. One of the first pitfalls did not keep itself waiting - the latest version of TinyMCE (3.2.7, released in September) does not work correctly in the new Opera. If you open the TinyMCE site itself with an example ( http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/examples/full.php ), and click on any button that causes a dialog (for example, viewing HTML), we will see a gray box with nothing. Inserting images, HTML code, many other irreplaceable features do not work. Here you can wait for the update TinyMCE, you can wait for the updates of the Opera. Or you can right now put a "crutch" that will solve (temporarily) the problem.
Picked up a bit, I found that older versions of TinyMCE in the opera work fine. That is almost normal, some plug-ins refused to work, but all the same, the dialog boxes opened. Replacing all TinyMCE and plugins with the outdated version is not a solution. However, it was discovered that if you simply replace only the tiny_mce_popup.js file located in the same folder next to tiny_mce.js, without touching the plugins and preserving the functionality, the bug will disappear. But in this case, we probably get the "new old bugs", which may have been fixed in the new version. And it also costs, and right in the forehead. In the desired file, we put a check on the version of the opera (and the opera in general). If we are dealing with Opera 10.50, the old, working code is executed. Otherwise, the code of the latest version is executed. Thus, it will not affect users of Firefox, Chrome, as well as older versions of Opera . The only drawback: the file size is 13 KB instead of 5 (which is understandable, there are two versions at once). So, the solution: download the file tiny_mce_popup.js itself (modified), and replace it with the existing one.
Of course, we all understand that this is by no means the best solution, but it is already there, and it works. I sincerely hope that it will help someone not to spoil the New Year's Eve weekend with convulsive shredding of the code and studying the hacks and features of the new opera.
Holiday greetings!
Picked up a bit, I found that older versions of TinyMCE in the opera work fine. That is almost normal, some plug-ins refused to work, but all the same, the dialog boxes opened. Replacing all TinyMCE and plugins with the outdated version is not a solution. However, it was discovered that if you simply replace only the tiny_mce_popup.js file located in the same folder next to tiny_mce.js, without touching the plugins and preserving the functionality, the bug will disappear. But in this case, we probably get the "new old bugs", which may have been fixed in the new version. And it also costs, and right in the forehead. In the desired file, we put a check on the version of the opera (and the opera in general). If we are dealing with Opera 10.50, the old, working code is executed. Otherwise, the code of the latest version is executed. Thus, it will not affect users of Firefox, Chrome, as well as older versions of Opera . The only drawback: the file size is 13 KB instead of 5 (which is understandable, there are two versions at once). So, the solution: download the file tiny_mce_popup.js itself (modified), and replace it with the existing one.
Of course, we all understand that this is by no means the best solution, but it is already there, and it works. I sincerely hope that it will help someone not to spoil the New Year's Eve weekend with convulsive shredding of the code and studying the hacks and features of the new opera.
Holiday greetings!
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/79398/
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