01-30-06 02:09 AM
Hi DG,
thanks! You mentioned that only one template is affected. If this is true,
then it might be that there is some javascript code included in this
template which badly interacts with the script code of the ActiveX control.
You should compare a working template with the not working one and try to
isolate the differences.
Cheers,
Stefan
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"DG" <DG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for the reply Stefan.
> The error is javascript error. Coming from the file ActiveXEditing.vbs
> under
> ../CMS/WebAuthor/Client/PLaceholderContentSupport/ActiveXEditing.vbs
>
> ...
> call edit_toolbar.AddSeperator
> edit_toolbar.AddButton "Undo", "", "undo.gif",
> IDS_UI_TOOLTIP_ACTIVEX_UNDO
> edit_toolbar.AddButton "Redo", "", "redo.gif",
> IDS_UI_TOOLTIP_ACTIVEX_REDO
> call edit_toolbar.AddSeperator
>
> set p = edit_toolbar.AddButton("SpellCheck", "", "spell.gif",
> IDS_UI_TOOLTIP_ACTIVEX_SPELL_CHECK)
> p.Global = true
> p.Enabled = document.ToolbarInterface.CanSpellCheck
> ....
>
> Error is from p.Global = true line.
> ..
> Thanks.
>
> "Stefan [MSFT]" wrote:
>
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