STE

^{29 May 2010 08:25. Edited 2 times. (Edit, Permalink)}

None of the buttons on the second row (that pop up and have a "Publish" button) seem to be working. Clicking the button presents a popup where I can define the options for the module, but clicking on "Publish" does nothing at all.

The Bold, Italic, etc. buttons in the top row work perfectly fine.

^{29 May 2010 08:58. Edited 0 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
I'm currently running 4.1.249.1036 (41514) and I don't have problems. I'm also on XP :-)
Just a few questions:
Have you tested it on other browsers on W7? Does it work?
Are there any errors? You can do this by Ctrl+Shift+J and copy all errors (if there are any)

^{30 May 2010 08:31. Edited 2 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
Works fine in Firefox. Can't get it working with Chrome.

Ctrl+Shift+J

These are the errors it listed after I…

1. Clicked on the CSS module button
2. Clicked on the Publish button without entering any text

Does that help? I can guess what the problem might be based on that, but you're the Javascript expert (well, you and James) so I'll let you figure it out :)

^{31 May 2010 06:21. Edited 1 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
The problem is (you might have guessed) cross-domain security. The thing I don't understand is why Chrome think it is unsafe to execute the script when it is in the same protocol (file:///) and host and port. After testing the bug, I can conclude that you can not execute between the "file:///" protocol. My only solution is to include a Jibble Web Server within the zip and hope that the end users know what to do.

Edit: Will you be able to compile a special version of Jibble? I only have JRE so I can't compile :S (if you can, I'll send you more info)

^{31 May 2010 09:00. Edited 0 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
Never used Jibble before. I have the JDK though, need it to compile STE.

^{31 May 2010 09:09. Edited 1 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
How does the process work? Is it like *.java > *.class > .*jar?
NVM, Worked it out xD

^{31 May 2010 09:23. Edited 0 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
Compile with javac
Run with java

Optionally, add the compiled files (and source files if you wish) into a Jar file using jar cfm NameOfJarFile.jar MANIFEST.MF *.class (but you need to create a MANIFEST.MF file first)

^{31 May 2010 09:44. Edited 0 times. (Edit, Permalink)}
Thanks Shane. Can you please compile this:
http://kenstorage.wdfiles.com/local--files/file:1/WebServerFull.zip

The old "class" files can be deleted.

Thanks,
Ken