EditLive! 6.3.7.118

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

New Features

  • EditLive! now includes three new interface translations. These languages are automatically shown on the respective language systems:
    • Thai - can be forced active using setLocale(”th”)
    • Dutch - can be forced active using setLocale(”nl”)
    • Brazilian Portuguese - can be forced active using setLocale(”pt”)
  • Ability to tab or shift-tab into the editor from a form field. IE and Firefox on Windows only. Applies to both normal and inline editing.
  • Ability for advanced api developers to temporarily ignore content editable attributes and make programatic changes to uneditable sections. See DocumentModifier.setOverrideContentEditable.

Bug Fixes

  • Trace debug level is no longer ignored when a user has enabled debug logging via the menu
  • Objects were not uploading on Linux, due to file: uri format
  • NullPointerException when launching “Cell Properties” on a th cell
  • Saving the HTML document (via the ‘Save’ or ‘Save As…’ menu/toolbar items) when in code view with showBodyOnly set to true only saved a HTML fragment
  • Load-time function “setDownloadDirectory” wasn’t correctly resolving the “/” path, or relative urls starting with “../”. Also improved handling of paths containing “./”
  • For the ImageBrowser component, image URls that point to a script instead of an image were not returning an image to insert
  • Cell Properties dialog now allows the “scope” attribute to be set for “th” elements
  • User preferences not saved on some Windows machines when logged in as a limited user
  • Rolled back new image code due to ImageIO instability on Java 1.4
  • Using InsertHTMLAtCursor to insert a hyperlink failed when encloseText was set to false
  • Setting alignment in the Insert Table Dialog, in any language other than English, would set the alignment to a non-HTML compliant string
  • Using the GetBody runtime function with Express Edit failed when the text contained single quote characters

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