I'm hoping someone can help me on this one, but I admit it's a long shot.
I created a content manangment system using CuteEditor and UltimateSpell for the spell checker...when I try and spell check content a JavaScript error is thrown if their are certain style tags... for example, if I have an image on the page with style tags like this...
<img style="BORDER-LEFT-COLOR: #ff0000; BORDER-BOTTOM-COLOR: #ff0000; BORDER-TOP-COLOR: #ff0000; BORDER-RIGHT-COLOR: #ff0000" height=266 alt="" src="http://www.oplin.org/tree/fact%20pages/maple_sugar/tree.jpg" width=190 border=3>
...it will cause an error. If I remove the style tags, there is no error. I think the UltimateSpell parser is choking on the style tags...not all, but some. not sure why. However, if I use Firefox, there are no errors...the spell checker works perfect. My client uses IE, so this is not really on option. I have set up a test page where you can see the error. Go here...
http://www.smackcart.com/NewOohLaLa/AdminCMS/PageSectionEditor.aspx?pid=dc92f8e44f67432a8a1f853c3f992d06&sid=be34780844134761b79995257e38efde&mode=edit
Username: test
Password: test
...follow the instructions on screen. Any help/ideas are apprciated. Again, this works fine in Firefox, but not in IE.
One final question, since this does not hapen in FireFox, is there a way to force the Gecko Dialogs to show in IE? I would hate to do this because I lose functionality, but I might now have a choice. The IE dialogs are doing something the Gecko dialogs aren't
Thanks in advance!
Steve