Reply to "Free form Text Edit Box for Descriptions"

auctivadavidAuctiva Support

Hi Darren,

There are essentially three different modes you can write your description in. Two use the FCKEditor: Source view and Design view. The third mode is just a regular text field, an HTML TextArea to be exact.. the fields for Title, Subtitle, etc. are HTML Inputs, so they are slightly different, but it is still NOT the FCKEditor.

We added that textarea just in case users had problems using the FCKEditor (such as using a browser that doesnt support it.) so offering a non-FCKEditor solution was pretty important to ensure all our users could edit their descriptions.

The link to switch to the textbox Jeff was refering to is actually above the FCKeditor on the page, not part of it like the button to switch between Source and Design mode is.

Let me know if that helps,
Auctiva David

5/16/075:00 PM

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