I just reset the demo site content, not sure if I was doing that while you were using it or if that affected you at the time when you were trying this. The editors are working for me so I suspect some issue with your browser. I would close all tabs and visit google, then clear the browser cache of temporary internet content, then try your site again. Reason to visit google is because sometime it won't clear the cache for pages that you are currently on.

If the problem persists please try a different machine or browser to confirm it as a browser specific problem. For example if using Firefox try IE or vice versa to narrow down the problem.

Hope it helps,

Joe

Does it happen across features that use the editor or just in Event Calendar Pro?

Does it happen in different browsers?

Does it happen on different machines?

Are you using FCKeditor (which I recommend as the best one) or one of the others?

Is your client machine or the server behind a proxy server of any kind that may be caching things in between your machine and the server?

These are all questions that can help narrow it down.

I really think it is not a bug in mojoPortal but some caching issue somewhere along the way, otherwise there would be more reports of the problem.

Best,

Joe

I was able to produce this problem on my local machine and fix it, so it will be fixed in the next release of Event Calendar Pro. The fix is actually very easy and you can fix your current copy using a text editor. The problem seems to be some kind of IE 7 CSS bug.

If you open the file /Events/Controls/EventEditor.ascx in a text editor, you will see this:

<asp:Panel ID="pnlEdit" runat="server" DefaultButton="btnUpdate" CssClass="panelwrapper eventcalendaredit floatpanel">

remove the "floatpanel" css class so it looks like this:

<asp:Panel ID="pnlEdit" runat="server" DefaultButton="btnUpdate" CssClass="panelwrapper eventcalendaredit">

and it will solve the problem with IE 7. The floatpanel class is not really needed there and seems to not play nice with FCKeditor in IE 7.

I've made the same change on the demo.mojoportal.com site and it seems to have solved it there as well.

Best,

Joe

Just copy the contents of the wwwroot folder in the package into the root of your mojoPortal site and everything should land where it needs to go. (note: copy the contents not the folder itself)

then visit the /Setup/Default.aspx page and it will run the needed database scripts and configure the feature.

after that it will show up in the feature list and you add it to a page just like any other feature.

Note that it does require the latest version of mojoPortal (2.3.6.7), you can find your version under Administration > System Info

If your version is lower than that the best thing to do would be to upgrade mojoPortal before installing. If that is a problem then let me know your mojoPortal version and if needed I can send you an older version of Event Calendar Pro.

Hope that helps,

Joe