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Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

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Possible Cause Resolution<br />

Cache - Either the browser cached (that is, stored<br />

on your PC) an old version of the page displaying<br />

the editor, or the Web server is returning an older<br />

version from its cache.<br />

Customized by user - If the end user customized<br />

the toolbar (which can only occur if the<br />

allowCustomize attribute of the <br />

element is “true”), changes to the configuration<br />

data are not applied.<br />

Letting Users Customize the Toolbar<br />

Enter the URL of the configuration file into your<br />

browser’s address bar (this works best with Internet<br />

Explorer 5.0 or later). The configuration data should<br />

appear. Ensure that your changes are present.<br />

If they are not, clear the browser cache. In IE, from the<br />

Tools -> Options dialog, delete temporary Internet files.<br />

If the problem persists, force the Web server to read<br />

the file by placing ?x=1 at the end of the URL, as<br />

shown here:<br />

Browse to “..../config.xml?x=1”.<br />

If the correct file appears, the Web server has cached<br />

the file. Either restart the server or wait for the server to<br />

refresh the cache.<br />

The editor will display the toolbar specified in the<br />

configuration data after one of these events occurs:<br />

• The user opens the customize dialog and clicks<br />

the Reset All button. This causes the editor to display<br />

the toolbar according to the configuration<br />

data.<br />

• The interface element name is changed in the<br />

configuration data. For example:<br />

<br />

TIP: To ensure that interface is updated, name it<br />

with the date and time the configuration was<br />

changed. For example, .<br />

• The user is prevented from customizing the toolbar.<br />

To do this, set the allowCustomize attribute<br />

to “false” as shown:<br />

<br />

<strong>Ektron®</strong> <strong>eWebEditPro</strong> Developer’s <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>, Release 5.1, Revision 1 257

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