New Features

• new ELJBean.getScrollPane() method to give developers access to the viewable area of the editor. Note that this will return a different JScrollPane object when the editor is in code view.
• Added ELJBean.setRegistryLocation to allow developers to control where the EditLive! Swing SDK stores user preferences.
• Added ELJBean.enableDebugLogging to simplify creating debug logs with the Swing SDK.

Bug Fixes

• Stability improvements when loading the toolbar
• Updated all sample configuration files to mirror the smaller relative font mapping introduced in EditLive! 6.1
• When loading EditLive! without java installed, JRE 6u2 is now installed
• Inline Editing no longer crashes Internet Explorer when turned on inside a form
• Ensured that document cookies are always passed through to EditLive (values can be replaced or added to by calling setCookie).
• When passing a relative URL in the ephoxQuickStart() function, JRE 1.5 would log an exception to the console and not preload the jar file
• Broken images were displaying as an empty box in Java 1.6
• When resized, broken images displayed the pending image icon
• List bullets and numbers are now rendered on the right when the document is rendering Right-To-Left
• Exception logged at debug level when opening the Insert Image dialog at the default size
• Stopped “This page contains both secure and nonsecure items.” dialog appearing when applet is served from a secure server
• “Unable to load image” error message displayed when WebDAV folder was clicked
• Legacy <commandToolbar> and <formatToolbar> configuration file elements were not loaded correctly
• Stopped inserting an empty paragraph between adjacent address tags
• In FireFox, calling an applet function from the OnInitComplete or Preload events resulted in a browser deadlock
• Headings were rendering one relative size too small
• When there is a heading in a list item, the list bullet point or number now renders in the correct position

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