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JS QuickTags Work in Safari!

August 16, 2006

I’m not exactly sure when it happened, but as of Version 2.0.4 (419.3), my JS Quicktags (example page) seem to work in Safari. Yay!

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Last reply was 1757 days ago
  1. shorty114
    View 2003 days ago

    Great! Does this mean that the quicktags in the WordPress admin work as well? (Don’t have a Mac, therefore no Safari…)

    And, just out of curiousity, why is the post slug “safari-cursor-aware”?

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  2. Alex
    View 2002 days ago

    Does this mean that the quicktags in the WordPress admin work as well? (Don’t have a Mac, therefore no Safari…)

    I can’t think of any reason they wouldn’t.

    And, just out of curiousity, why is the post slug “safari-cursor-aware�?

    Because Safari’s JavaScript engine is now cursor-aware.

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  3. Carla
    View 2002 days ago

    Punk rock! Thanks for the heads-up.

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  4. Aaron
    View 2002 days ago

    Fabulous. I love Firefox, but I’ve learned to love it.
    How did you stumble on this?
    To be honest, I hadn’t registered that you had written the quicktags js: infinitely more flexible and adaptable than the wysiwyg editor. Thanks.

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  5. Alex
    View 2002 days ago

    I use Camino – great Mac interface with all the power and reliability of Gecko (the Firefox rendering engine).

    I actually discovered it by accident while using one of the buttons testing Tasks Pro.

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  6. shorty114
    View 2002 days ago

    Cursor-aware as in it respects the “cursor” CSS keyword?

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  7. David
    View 2001 days ago

    I don’t think CSS implementation and Javascript implementation crossover. Safari’s CSS leads the pack pretty much, but the Javascript engine always seems to lag… always last in line for GoogleMaps, Zillow, and the like.

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  8. LG
    View 1999 days ago

    The dont seem to work in Safari in the WordPress Admin. :(

    I did an upgrade to 2.0.4 and tried everything i could think of, uploading your new tags, on and off with the WYSIWYG editor and so on. still no buttons in Safari.

    Am I doing something wrong or is this just the way it is?

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  9. Matthew.robinson@gp-P81172.nhs.uk
    View 1995 days ago

    LG,

    Because of the old problem WordPress disabled the buttons in Safari by checking the browser. This code remains even though the buttons now work.

    If you are comfortable in php you need to edit admin-functions.php. See:

    http://trac.wordpres[...]/ticket/3051

    for more details.

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  10. On Safari | alexking.org
    View 1757 days ago

    [...] end result: if Safari were the only Mac browser, I could use it and survive – especially since cursor aware JavaScript support landed – but it just doesn’t feel good to me. And since it isn’t the only option out there and [...]

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