After upgrading to 4.5.1 with the new In-Line editing and FCKEditor for the HTML window I am having constant editing problems.  It seems that everytime I open the editor, make changes and save them I have multiple EXTRA LINES between text blocks.  I can then use the In-line editor function to take them out but that is a pain.

In addition I have several times now I have found text missing from the body of my text that I had thought that I had mistakenly deleted ... at the bottom of the the entire document. 

Everytime I try to Paste text into the window it asks me twice if I want to allow it.

Yes, the editor looks and acts great, but I am having to do and redo and then double check every time now.  Does anyone else have these problems?  Is there a way around it?

I have not messed with CSS or anything else.  What can I do?

Thanks,

Mike

Thanks for the reply Locopon,

While I am new to DNN I have been a IS developer and project manager for 35 years.  Reproducing the error is important we all know about the programmers lament of "It works on my machine."  I have been that guy many times.

I would be glad to set you up a test account for you to look at my installation.  One circumstance that might have some effect on my installation is that I did use FCKEditor for a time but found a variety small problems.  When my webhost (PowerDNN) upgraded me to 4.4 I left the the default editor and it has worked fine ever since.

I am wondering if, when the 4.5.1 was released if I had some older formated "FCKEditor" stuff hanging out that has coorupted it's default behavior.  Other than that I have had PowerDNN do all of my installations and have not messed with anything.

In the following post robax mentioned a process of setting up FCKEditor.  Would you recommend me to follow that process to set global settings?

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Forums/tabid/795/forumid/127/threadid/128066/scope/posts/Default.aspx

Thanks,

Mike

Good guess but I am completely Microsoft IE7. 

My work around is to copy the text after editeding it in the FCKEditor window.  Then I save it.  It is often corrupted at that point and shows with the behaviors I have described.  If I click the pencil to do in-place editing I can Select, delete and then replace with the text I copied from the FCKEditor and it works GREAT.  However it is a pain and should be unnecessary.

Thanks,

Mike