Tickets :: [#13560] Traditional Chinese Input Problem in Compose Windows

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Summary	Traditional Chinese Input Problem in Compose Windows
Queue	IMP
Queue Version	6.2.2
Type	Bug
State	Not A Bug
Priority	1. Low
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Requester	busywater (at) gmail (dot) com
Created	09/10/2014 (3954 days ago)
Due
Updated	12/30/2014 (3843 days ago)
Assigned	09/10/2014 (3954 days ago)
Resolved	12/30/2014 (3843 days ago)
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Patch	No

12/30/2014 06:32:23 PM	Michael Slusarz	State ⇒ Not A Bug

09/15/2014 04:34:46 PM	busywater (at) gmail (dot) com	Comment #7	Reply to this comment
After further testing, the problem only occur when using safari in mac but not chrome and firefox in the same OS. There are 100's (if not 1000's) of lines of code in IMP that require ckeditor 3.6. So this is not something that can be changed until we switch to a newer ckeditor version, which will require a total rewrite of IMP internals.

09/12/2014 04:35:08 PM	Michael Slusarz	Comment #6 State ⇒ Stalled	Reply to this comment
There are 100's (if not 1000's) of lines of code in IMP that require ckeditor 3.6. So this is not something that can be changed until we switch to a newer ckeditor version, which will require a total rewrite of IMP internals.

09/12/2014 09:10:12 AM	Jan Schneider	Comment #5	Reply to this comment
Horde is currently using 3.6 and sticking to that version. At least for Horde 5.

09/11/2014 02:29:47 AM	busywater (at) gmail (dot) com	Comment #4	Reply to this comment
Are you talking about the message body? If so, there's nothing we can do about it - HTML editor is provided by a 3rd party application (ckeditor). Yes, it is the message body. Is there anyway I can upgrade the ckeditor? For example, with which version of ckeditor horde is compatible? Kinglok, Fong

09/10/2014 05:32:51 PM	Michael Slusarz	Comment #3 State ⇒ Feedback	Reply to this comment
Are you talking about the message body? If so, there's nothing we can do about it - HTML editor is provided by a 3rd party application (ckeditor).

09/10/2014 04:21:31 PM	busywater (at) gmail (dot) com	Comment #2 New Attachment: Screen Shot 2014-09-11 at 12.13.26 am.png	Reply to this comment
[Show Quoted Text - 14 lines][Hide Quoted Text] When trying to type in traditional chinese character in new line, the first input key is treated as finalised character. In order to type the Chinese Character ?, we need to enter "onf" which represent ??? and we call it the character root of the Chinese character ?. After pressing the space bar, the character ? would be produced and show on screen. It is perfectly fine for the first line. However, after pressing enter to start a new line, it is not possible to type in the three root. The first root is displayed as character on the screen while the other two roots cannot be recognised as the chinese character ?. A screen dump is attached and hope the problem can be solved.

09/10/2014 04:20:02 PM	busywater (at) gmail (dot) com	Comment #1 Milestone ⇒ State ⇒ Unconfirmed Patch ⇒ No Queue ⇒ IMP Summary ⇒ Traditional Chinese Input Problem in Compose Windows Type ⇒ Bug Priority ⇒ 1. Low	Reply to this comment
When trying to type in traditional chinese character in new line, the first input key is treated as finalised character. In order to type the Chinese Character ?, we need to enter "onf" which represent ??? and we call it the character root of the Chinese character ?. After pressing the space bar, the character ? would be produced and show on screen. It is perfectly fine for the first line. However, after pressing enter to start a new line, it is not possible to type in the three root. The first root is displayed as character on the screen while the other two roots cannot be recognised as the chinese character ?. A screen dump is attached and hope the problem can be solved.