JCE Editor is stripping Javascript from content when saved, so we looked at the settings for the profile (Default) and the "Allow Javascript" Advanced setting is set to No. But when we change it to Yes and then save the profile, the setting stays at "No", so we can't change it to "Yes". In fact, the same thing happens when we try to change "Allow CSS", "Allow PHP", and all the other toggle-buttons. We can change things like "Word Count Limit", and "File Browser List Size" in the Filesystem section, but none of the Yes/No button changes will save.
We are on JCE Pro v. 2.8.12 and logged in as a SuperUser. We use RSFirewall, but our IP is whitelisted.
We are on JCE Pro v. 2.8.12 and logged in as a SuperUser. We use RSFirewall, but our IP is whitelisted.
We are on JCE Pro v. 2.8.12 and logged in as a SuperUser.
Please update to the latest version of JCE Pro - https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/downloads/editor/pro/latest
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Odd, there was no update notice in the admin like the rest of our sites. But the version is now updated to 2.9.37 and we tried to "Allow Javascript" - still would not save.
Which Joomla version are you using? Assuming it is Joomla 3, are you using the latest version of Joomla 3? (currently 3.10.11)
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Please send me a login - https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/contact/site-login
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
I think this has something to do with changes you hav emade to the admin template. When a Radio button option is changes, eg: Yes / no in the Allow Javascript option, it is not correctly triggering the onchange event on the hidden radio input element.
As this works in all other instances I have seen and tested, I can only conclude that the issue might lie with the admin template.
As this works in all other instances I have seen and tested, I can only conclude that the issue might lie with the admin template.
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
Would it be possible to add the default Joomla 3 "Isis" template to your site and test with that?
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
Odd, we can see all the Isis files on the site (see attached) but it doesn't show up as an option for the Admin Templates. Any idea how to resolve that?
Go to Extensions -> Manage -> Discover, and click the Discover button to find the Isis template. Select it, the click Install.
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It is working now with the Isis template. We will investigate the issue with the custom template. Thanks!
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