Buttons not working, and unable to alter table field with editor

Fixed bullets and numbers, but context menu for tables still not working.

No. It's an issue with the pre-release of 3.1 I ended having to use WYSIWYG module and CKEditor 3.0.1, and it worked again. So we'll just have to wait until CKEditor 3.1 is stable, and fully functional. I love this module and editor. It's ridiculous that they're both not in Drupal core. It just makes working on your site SOOOOOOO much easier for people who aren't HTML wizards. This will greatly enhance the adoption of Drupal by the masses. OK, enough editorializing, I'm just stoked that this thing is almost completely production ready.

I'm trying to use the contextual menu while editing a table. (i.e. alter the number of rows, or add a row or delete a column etc.) I'm using Safari 4.0.3, FF 3.5.3 and Chrome Beta on a Mac. Go to the http://drupal.ckeditor.com/ and insert a table in a comment. Now try to use a contextual menu by ctrl clicking (on a mac) or right clicking on a PC, and you'll see it doesn't work. This DOES work in CKEditor 3.0.1. So hopefully you guys can figure this out soon, because I would LOVE to go back to this module instead of WYSIWYG API, you're really doing a phenomenal job to create a very functional Web editor solution for drupal that is elegant, and highly functional.

OK, I just checked FF 3.5 in a Virtual PC environment, and you're right, it does work. However on a Mac running Snow Leopard it does not. So this is a bit of an issue, because this does work in CKEditor 3.0.1 on Snow Leopard. So that's all I can tell you. Hope you can figure it out though. Thanks again.

I've never gotten it to work in any browser on the Mac OS (Snow Leopard). I'll check the nightly build. Glad I could be of help. God knows I love this editor, and really want it to work. For once, on Drupal, I'll feel like editing posts isn't such a production, so I'm sure there's others out there who'll appreciate it. If you look at all the other WYSIWG editors they don't even come close to the look and feel of CKEDitor. So thanks for doing this, the WYSIWG API module implementation of CKEditor isn't quite there in terms of if you want to change the buttons, they come out all jumbly if you choose too many, and it doesn't look right on Safari. And the look of these things are crucial for the typical end user. They want to see an elegant implementation. This, in my opinion, is where Drupal really needs to go. The technology for the most part is strong, but it's the interface that needs attention. Hopefully the D7UX project will really boost this into the stratosphere, and Drupal can leapfrog Joomla and Wordpress in terms of mass adoption. It's got to have the Apple mentality in terms of functionality AND look. So thanks again. I needed to rant on this topic, because it's soooo crucial. There's a reason the iPhone changed the world, and it's not just the underlying technology. It's the way we interact with it. Too often the technology gets in the way of our creativity, and that's why a clean, beautiful, easily customizable, and highly functional editor like CKEditor is so very needed by the entire community out there. Feel free to forward these remarks to the team over there.

Tried the latest nightly dev build, and it still doesn't work with Safari.