In Add comments section, the text box that appears to write the comment does not have a rich text editor above it. There is no way the user can format their text to "bold", ïtalic" etc. since the rich text editor does not exist.
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Simoni Handoo April 7, 2016 at 10:29 AM
Oh Alright, thanks for the clear up !
Charles Hedrick April 7, 2016 at 9:57 AM
The old code disabled CKeditor in cases where CKEditor itself didn't work. It was better for me to disable it, because I do special things in the case where it won't work. However the current version of CKeditor seems to start except for
IE < 7, Firefox < 5, Safari < 5.1
Those are old enough that Sakai itself almost certainly wouldn't work. So it seems best to fire up CKeditor all the time, rather than trying to second-guess when CKeditor will work.
Charles Hedrick April 7, 2016 at 9:30 AM
It seems that CKeditor knows it's on an iPhone and has a less complex UI. I'm going to enable it.
Charles Hedrick April 6, 2016 at 4:12 PM
This is actually intentional. At least in the past, the editor didn't work well enough on iPad or iPhone to be usable. Hence I specifically check and don't use the editor. Does CKEditor now work well enough on an iPad that you want it? How about iPhone?
In Add comments section, the text box that appears to write the comment does not have a rich text editor above it. There is no way the user can format their text to "bold", ïtalic" etc. since the rich text editor does not exist.