tinyMCE vs tinymce

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What the difference is between the reference of "tinymce" and "tinyMCE"? Has Concrete5 converted "tinyMCE" to their own version as "tinymce"? I coded a Single Page using TinyMCE to convert a textarea to an editor and I'm having some difficulties.

Using IE for testing, if I use "tinyMCE" everything works great, but if I change to "tinymce" it breaks.

Using Firefox, it never works. If I use "tinyMCE" the page won't load and I get both "tinyMCE is not defined" in /concrete/js/tiny_mce/langs/en.js and "tinymce is not defined" in the themes and plugin for tinymce js scripts. If I change the text from "tinyMCE" to "tinymce" it loads the page in Firefox, but says tinymce.get is not defined so I cannot use function like tinyMCE.get(idhere').getContent() and tinyMCE.get('idhere').setContent(text). I believe this is the most current way to retrieve and set content for the editor.

So since it works in IE I suppose I'd like to refer to "tinyMCE" instead of "tinymce".

This is very confusing and I'm not that familiar with TinyMCE yet. Can anyone please give me some insight? Thanks!

 
myregistration replied on at Permalink Reply
I installed a version of tinyMCE I downloaded from their site tinymce.moxiecode.com and using that instead and it works in both browsers now.