The latest release of EditLive! is always available at
http://www.ephox.com/products/editlive/download.html.

Please Note

• Inline Editing does not support editing content containing a form element; this limitation has been added the EditLive! documentation.
• Inline Editing is no longer in beta status

New Features

• Express Edit, a basic JavaScript editor for use in environments where not all clients have Java installed. For more information see the Developer SDK.
• Ported ELXBean.setCurrentFile() and ELXBean.getCurrentFile() to ELJBean to ease creating standalone applications
• Ability to delete multiple rows or columns within a table (this includes partial row and column selection)

Bug Fixes

• LiveConnect APIs are once again off by default due to stability concerns.
• Opening the Thesaurus dialog on an empty paragraph caused an exception
• With Inline Editing enabled, clicking a hyperlink in one of the editable divs would load EditLive! and then navigate to the link
• Rare NullPointerException in PopulatingComboBox during applet startup
• Memory leak and visual flickering when resizing local images before upload
• Ctrl Z and Ctrl Y shortcut keys only working when Undo/Redo menu items exist for the editor.
• When using Advanced APIs, ELJBean.isInitFinished() was returning true before the editor had loaded
• Pasting content from Word 2007 could cause invalid attributes to be generated for P tags.
• Cell properties dialog not updating properties when used on a single cell
• Highlighting a table column and pressing delete twice caused an exception to be printed to the console
• Highlighting an entire table and pressing delete twice caused an exception to be printed to the console
• Highlighting a single table cell and inserting a list would not insert the list
• Highlighting multiple table cells and inserting a list would not insert the list
• All menu items were created using JCheckBoxMenuItem, resulting in unnecessary empty checkboxes showing under Linux and some third party LAF packages.
• Problems selecting multiple rows or columns within a table
• Changing the value for an item in an ordered list would cause any subsequent items to have the same value.
• Memory leak in Hyperlink Dialog
• Splitting a cell into rows after resizing the table did not correctly split, resulting in a broken table
• Clearing the numbered list value field in the list properties dialog did not remove the list item value
• Delete actions for certain table elements would generate error messages in the Java console
• Empty documents generated with margin-top set to 0 on Java 1.5 and 6
• Selecting multiple cells and pressing Delete in a table throws an exception

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