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When you add a SWF file, everything works great. When you go back and edit the node/page/.. you will see that the Classid attribute is missing. This is crucial for IE browsers.. they need the clsid: part in it. There is also another issue mentioning this (http://drupal.org/node/812590), but this module still doesn't overrides this.
Maybe a possability to add this filter to this module? So we don't have to patch the common.inc and filter.inc
Thanks!
Comments
Comment #1
anrikun CreditAttribution: anrikun commentedYes, this module overrides this.
But you need to set up CKEditor SWF Filter as stated on the project page.
Also, make sure that HTML Filter is not enabled as a security filter in your CKEditor profile.
Edit:
Hey, wait a minute: it seems that CKEditor has changed and that it is not possible to enable/disable filters to run as a security filters any more! I will file an issue about this in CKEditor issue queue.
Comment #2
timmetj CreditAttribution: timmetj commentedThanks. I indeed did everything as stated on the project page, Enabled the filter en made it as last. But didn't seem to work.
For now I'll still patch the common.inc and filter.module