Javascript VirtualKeyboard

• 3.4.3
  • Download full package - 865.98 KB
  • Download compact package - 835.27 KB
  • Download lite package - 244.61 KB
  • Download TinyMCE plugin package - 835.17 KB
  • Download TinyMCE 3 plugin package - 834.36 KB
  • Download Xinha plugin package - 834.3 KB
• 3.5.1
  • Download full package - 869.5 KB
  • Download compact package - 838.74 KB
  • Download lite package - 245.55 KB
  • Download TinyMCE plugin package - 838.6 KB
  • Download TinyMCE 3 plugin package - 837.79 KB
  • Download Xinha plugin package - 837.73 KB

Differences Between the Packages

3.5.x release

Implements experimental feature - keyboard translation mappings, configuring proper keys detection for QWERTY/QWERTZ/AZERTY and other keyboard drivers

Full

Contains the development release, as is. It includes layout sources and setup utility.

Compact

Has the same features as full release, but all scripts are packed and obfuscated with Tricky Scripter.

Lite

Has all scripts packed, as in the Compact package and does not include setup utility and layouts sources.

TinyMCE, TinyMCE 3, Xinha

Plugin for the corresponding WISIWYG editors, built from Compact package.

Introduction

Virtual Keyboard is the great thing when you can't install or use additional keyboard layouts bundled with your OS. For example, you're at the internet cafe where only En/US layout is available and you want to write some letters to your Russian, Korean, Japanese or any other friends. Yes, you can just transliterate your writing, but this will take much more time than you ever expect and makes reading boring.

This is the case to have the VirtualKeyboard installed on a site: you just open it and begin typing. Virtual keyboard will do the translation/transliteration job for you on the fly.

The same goes to the search engines, forums, webmail systems and much other online and offline applications. It makes sense to integrate a tiny app there and make life easier for you and your customers.

Virtual Keyboard Features

• Full keyboard and mouse input - you can even use them together, pressing keys and press Alt on the keyboard and click mouse on the virtual buttons
• Support for Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator for easy creation of the new layouts
• Support for CSS skins to customize keyboard look
• Support for ltr and rtl scripts, automatically switching to the appropriate one
• Support for RichText editors
• Support for Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Lakhota IME's
• List of the supported layouts contains more than 130 layouts

Using the Code

Including Keyboard on the Page

1. Add the following line to the head:

   <SCRIPT src="vk_loader.js" type="text/javascript"></SCRIPT>    

   vk_loader.js has 2 optional params:

   • vk_skin points to the folder in the /css/ directory, which contains skin definitions
   • vk_layout passes layout name to enable on start, default is the first loaded one

   Example:

   <SCRIPT src="vk_loader.js?vk_layout=AM%20Armenian%20Eastern&vk_skin=small"
   	type="text/javascript"></SCRIPT>

2. Add the following lines on the page with the text fields:
   

   VirtualKeyboard.toggle('target_input_field_id','keyboard_holder_id');    

   i.e. I use it in the event handler to open the keyboard on button click.

Yes, that's all. No need to write any custom code, or whatever else. The solution is really solid.

Using IME Input

Let's type 'hello' - ni hao - in Chinese using Chinese Pinyin layout. Assume, you've opened the page with keyboard and selected a pinyin layout from the keyboard dropdown list.

• Typing any symbol, recognized as hieroglyph start you'll see apopup tool with the available suggestions. Type 'n'.

  

• Next typed symbol will reduce a list of available hieroglypgs. Type 'i' (ni).

  

• Pressing a digit you'll choose one of the available hieroglyphs from the IME popup. Pressing 'Enter' or any key, which is not recognized as a part of hieroglyph will insert default (1^st) hieroglyph and begin matching hieroglyps with the last symbol. Type 'h' (nih).

  

• Type 'a' and 'o' (niha and nihao respectively).

  

  

• Press '1' or 'Enter' to complete the input. ?? is 'hello'.

  

Setup Layouts

Most times you have no need in all 130 layouts. Layout configuration is easy as follows...

Local Setup

1. Launch /setup/in/setup.html script in IE6 or IE7
2. Select the desired layouts and press the 'Process selected' button
3. Copy layouts from /setup/out/layouts.js to /layouts/layouts.js

Server Setup (PHP Required)

1. Delete /layouts/layotus.js file
2. Launch /setup/in/setup.php script
3. Select the desired layouts, select 'install' checkbox
4. Press the 'Process selected' button
5. If you haven't selected 'install' checkbox, layouts from /setup/out/layouts.js to /layouts/layouts.js

That's it. If you don't see the error messages, then you've successfully created new layouts bundle.

Developing New Layouts

Beginning

Any new layout should be described in the *.klc file, built using the Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator tool. Using this, you'll assign letters and symbols to the keyboard keys, then save it to the *.klc file to the /setup/in/ folder.

Done, you've created a new layout for the VirtualKeyboard. If you aim to add some IME, please refer to the section below. If not, refer to the "Setup layouts" section above.

Adding IME

If you'd like to develop the advanced keyboard layout, you have to write some input processing code and place it in the correct place(s) under the /setup folder.

Setup Folder Structure

/in

Place for the *.klc source files

/in/addons

Contains files, named exactly as the target country in the locale code. (i.e. for ko-KR it is KR)
It keeps language-wide data, i.e. hieroglyph alphabet.

/in/addons/callbacks

Contains files, named as the layout file name (i.e. chinese-cangjie.js) and contains layout-dependent JS code in the following format:

{'load' : function () {
   // optional method
   // called on the load time
   // very useful for initial IME data preprocessing
 }
,'activate' : function () {
   // optional method
   // called on the layout activation time
   // here you could set some initial state for the IME and layout
 }
,'charProcessor' : function (chr, buf) {
   // required method
   // called on the each keypress
   // used for input transformation,
   // based on the current char and existing buffer
   // should return ['new string', selection length]
   return [buf+chr, 0]
 }
}

/out

Contains compiled layouts.js file, ready to be used with VirtualKeyboard.

License

Free License

Keyboard is distributed under LGPL/BSD license with the additional restrictions:

1. Published keyboard should contain the visible copyright information and active link to the Official page.
2. Custom keyboard design should keep copyright visible and accessible.

Commercial License

If you'd like to remove copyrights information from the keyboard UI, it's a good idea to get the commercial license. The cost of this license depends on:

1. Integration and deployment requirements
2. Support requirements
3. Required layouts
4. Field of application
5. Custom development requirements

This license includes on-depends support, delivery of the hotfixes and lets you have an influence on the keyboard development by submitting the first-priority feature requests.

Services Offered

If you have anything you want to see in the keyboard, we offer software/framework integrating services, development of the custom layouts and keyboard modules and so on. Feel free to contact me and I'll take a look at solving your tasks in the best way.

Credits

• Keyboard scripts and layouts sources: Ilya Lebedev
• Korean, Chinese, Japanese and Lakhota IME's: Konstantin Wiolowan
• Keyboard icon: Viktor Sumkin

Sites, Using VirtualKeyboard

• Official demos: inline, popup, iframe , TinyMCE 2, TinyMCE 3, and Xinha
• phpBB mod demo
• RBC National Electronic Library
• English/Persian online dictionary
• LineageII forum
• Tajik form
• Login protection at SB-MONEY.RU service

Competitors

The Code Project already has a similar tool - http://www.codeproject.com/jscript/jvk.asp, but it lacks in the following aspects:

1. Keyboard look cannot be customized easily
2. Keyboard layouts are hard to create
3. Complicated installation

SmartLink has the VirtualKeyboard too, but it is not so good either:

1. It is commercial
2. It has keyboard layouts in images
3. It does process deadkeys in the weird way
4. It does not support normal text edit workflow (at least, in FF it allows to append input chars only)

Gate2Home is nicer of the ones available, but it has limitations too:

1. Not portable, you cannot set it upon the local site
2. Page is full of ads
3. Keyboard reload takes ages to complete (the whole page is reloaded)

History

• September 9^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.4.3
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.5.1
  • Fixed browser window detection
  • Fixed selection pixel coordinates calculation
  • Added Chinese Traditional Pinyin layout
  • Fixed "smart backspace" feature in the Korean layouts
  • Updated Chinese Cangjie and Japanese layouts
  • Fixed issue with blocking of the system hot keys (i.e. ctrl+c)
  • Fixed text input from the popup keyboard
  • Fixed bug with event handlers cleanup
  • Refactored virtual buttons control code
  • Fixed "sticky" keys on the keyboard
• September 2^nd 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.4.2
  • Maintenance release, including fixes from 3.5.0b1 and 3.5.0b2 releases
  • Added better IME toolbar
• July 22^nd 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.5.0b2
  • Added better IME toolbar
  • Updated mappings selector, added mapping groups
  • Fixed bugs in Chinese Simplified Pinyin
• June 18^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.5.0b1
  • Added 15 more layouts: Chechen cyr/lat, Dari, Dinka, Kurdish arabic/cyr/lat, Pashto, Tagalog, Tajik lat, Turkmen cyr, Uighur arbic/cyr/lat, Urdu arabic
  • Added keyboard input translation mappings

    QWERTY

    Standard, Canadian, Dutch, Estonian, Greek (220), Greek (319), Gujarati, Italian, Kannada, Portuguese, Scandinavian, Spanish, Tamil, Turkish, UK

    QWERTZ

    Albanian, Bosnian, Czech, German, Hungarian, Slovak, Swiss

    AZERTY

    Belgian, French

    ,WERTY

    Bulgarian

    QGJRMV

    Latvian

    UK-Dvorak

    FG;IOD

    Turkish F

    ;QBYUR

    US-Dvorak

    56Q.OR

    US-Dvorak

  • Fixed tab key in Internet Explorer
  • Fixed input of the dead keys from driver, typing 2 symbols in the input field
• May 17^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.4.1
  • Added soberTouch skin
  • Fixed input of the dot symbol
• April 24^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.4.0
  • Added iFrame keyboard module, isolating it from the main page and solving conflicts with Prototype and other frameworks
  • Rewritten plugins for WISYIWYG editors, allowing any keyboard module integration
• March 28^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.4
  • Fixed selection processing from another window/frame
  • Fixed event handlers cleanup for the removed elements
  • Updated URL parameter names, now they are "vk_skin" and "vk_layout"
• February 23^rd 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.3
  • Updated list of hieroglyps for Japanese IME
  • Improved Lakhota IME
• Januari 11^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.2
  • Fixed setup scripts, incorrectly processing SGCaps tokens from MSKLC
  • Added BOM token to the layouts.js, giving better UTF-8 recognition in browsers
• January 8^th 2008
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.1
  • Made release preparations
  • Fixed bug in DocumentSelection, causing library errors on the empty iframe input
• December 25^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.0b3
  • Significantly improved load speed by delayed layouts initialization
  • Simplified layout selection by using single dropdown box with layouts grouped by the language code
  • Fixed issues in Safari
• December 19^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.0b2
  • Fixed issues in TinyMCE plugin
  • Added plugin for Xinha
  • Fixed processing 'Del' key in Internet Explorer
• October 28^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.3.0b1
  • Added RichEdit controls support
  • Created TinyMCE plugin
• August 8^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.2.1
  • .addLayout params list has been changed, now it requires the object of the special structure
  • Fixed selection offset calculation
  • Introduced layout-dependant CSS classes, allowing keyboard styling, dependent on the layout code
  • Fixed FF bug with broken hieroglyphic layouts
• July 2^nd 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.2.0b3
  • Added Chinese Simplified Pinyin US, Chinese Simplified Cangjie, Lakhota Standard layouts
  • Added configurable layout grouping in setup scripts
  • Introduced new callback format with 'load' and 'activate' methods
• June 14^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.2.0b1
  • Added IME support
  • Added Chinese Simplified IME layout
  • Added support for page's vk_layout and vk_loader.js's layout params, setting initial layout
• May 30^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.1.0
  • Fixed Opera bug with script includes, preventing keyboard from working there
  • Introduced 'binary' layout format, saving about 40% of layout size
  • Added PHP script for layouts setup
  • Added support for empty buttons in the layout
  • Added Mongolian Cyr layout
• April 4^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.0.6
  • Emergency update, fixed deadkeys processing
• April 3^rd 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.0.5
  • All CSS manipulations are moved to DOM.CSS class
  • Events processing are done with EventManager class
  • Added several fixes in the keypress translation
  • Added VK_no_anim CSS class check on the target input fields to disable keys animation there
• March 7^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.0.3
  • Added Ctrl button and fixed AltGr via Alt+Ctrl emulation
  • Fixed CSS, added support for FF1.0.5 and IE5.5
• March 5^th 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.0.2
  • Added 61 language and 119 layouts
  • Fixed keyboard input translation
  • Added ligatures support
  • Fixed display of the "zero-width accent" chars
• February 23^rd 2007
  • VirtualKeyboard v3.0.1
  • Added support for MSKLC
  • Added support skins
  • 48 languages and 98 layouts supported
• January 13^th 2007
  • First release at CodeProject
  • VirtualKeyboard core v3.0b2

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Password field not working in the demo (compact 3.5.1) [modified] Jcmorin 11:32 28 Nov '08   I've download the compact version 3.5.1 and the keyword works well on both text and textarea but not in the password field. I've got the same issue on both IE7 and Firefox. I would like to know if this is a known issue or I'm alone experiencing this. -> Update: It's seems that the keyword it actually working when integrated into my projet (it's usually the inverse...) it's working! modified on Friday, November 28, 2008 4:43 PM Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Checklist for IME requests WingedFox 7:22 7 Nov '08   Hi All! If you'd like to have a new keyboard layout, please drop a line in this thread. Required information: 1) layout purpose (who will use it) 2) a list of keystroke completions 3) keystroke substitution guidelines 4) (optional) word/syllable frequency table for dictionary-based IMEs 5) (optional) working IME examples 6) (optional) the shortcomings of the current VK layout implementations, if any Any additional resources will be very welcome. Please note, i don't know all the languages, bundled with the keyboard. With the best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink How did you crack the mystery of Microsoft's KLC? jwhurst 7:17 26 Sep '08   I'm wondering - how did you crack the mystery of what the output is from Microsoft's "Keyboard Layout Creator"? I created a WPF keyboard, but it's just a visual rendition. It seems to me the sensible thing as far as hooking it up, and changing it's key assignments, is your approach - consume the KLC's output to switch automatically. If I may inquire.. how did you accomplish this? Thank you for your advice, and my compliments on great article. JH James Hurst "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." Mahatma Gandhi Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: How did you crack the mystery of Microsoft's KLC? WingedFox 20:23 28 Sep '08   Hi James, It's not a secret. =) I don't remember right which data is available from the keyboard driver, assume it is the "VK_" scancodes. Then, all you have to do is reading KLC file for the 1) source (currently active) layout, which gives you the direct order of the scancodes, see the 2nd and 1st columns in the "LAYOUT" section. 2) target layout, the 1st column compared to (1) describes the map for translating user input I.e., source layout is Bulgarian 10 OEM_COMMA 0 002c 044b -1 // COMMA, CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER YERU, 11 W 1 0443 0423 -1 // CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER U, CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER U, target is Russian 10 Q 1 0439 0419 -1 // CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER SHORT I, CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER SHORT I, 11 W 1 0446 0426 -1 // CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER TSE, CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER TSE, Use case: user press 2nd key in the 2nd row, right to the 'Tab' key. In the US layout it is the 'Q' key. Bulgarian scancode: 'OEM_COMMA', key number: 0x10 Russian scancode: 'Q' Translation: 1) Read scancode (2nd column) -> 'OEM_COMMA' 2) Match key number (1st column) for (1) against Bulgarian scancodes table -> '0x10' 3) Match Russian scancode (2nd column) for the key number (2) -> 'Q' 4) Read key modifiers, finding the correct column number in the Russian KLC, refer to the "SHIFTSTATE" section. 5) Match resulting char code for row (3), column (4) That't it. Later you may add some deadkeys processing, but it is not required for the Russian layout. Note, you can bypass step (3), using result from (2) as the target offset in the Russian keyboard layout. Then step (5) will looks like 'Match resulting char code at < offset(2) + offset(4) >'. Hope, this helps you. With the best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Excellent work - any advice for a desktop WPF version? jwhurst 12:01 25 Sep '08   Hello, I appreciate an excellent design and that you provided it as inspiration to us! I was wondering - I'm trying to design a desktop WPF application in C#, for helping memorize Russian vocabulary. And after seeing your article I thought it would be cool to include an on-screen Cyrillic keyboard for entering the Russian words. Do you happen to know of an easy way to incorporate your Javascript/HTML keyboard in a C# desktop application, and do you think this would be an appropriate approach? I don't suppose you've tinkered around with an WPF implementation of your keyboard, have you? Any advice would be deeply appreciated - thank you very much. yours respectfully, James Hurst of New Orleans, LA US James Hurst "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." Mahatma Gandhi Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Excellent work - any advice for a desktop WPF version? WingedFox 19:39 28 Sep '08   Hi James, I appreciate your words about my work, thank you! As long, as this script works fine offline as HTML/HTA, i suggest you embedding browser window into the application and pointing it to the specially designed html file, like the demo_inline.html from the packages. This way you'll make a sort of the offline browser, with the limited functionality. But... you can't rely on the embedded HTML application, due to lot's of limitations it has. 1) you can't detect a correct keyboard scancodes layout from the Javascript. You'll have to embed some ActiveX object to the browser for keyboard layout autodetection. 2) you'll be limited with Jsvk to input text into the HTML text fields only. Otherwise, another ActiveX component implementing TextRange interface for the window controls will be required. If you'll take this way, feel free contacting me for any help and keyboard code customizations. PS: i suggest you to take a look on Mozilla XUL/XULRunner and Adobe AIR platforms, possibly they will be more suitable for this task. For example, they does embed SQLite database, which makes applications highly portable... With the best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 22:27 12 Aug '08   First: thanks for this great software. Wonderful work. I need to plug the VirtualKeyboard into TinyMCE3 running under the Drupal CMS and its tinymce module. I extracted the VirtualKeyboard distribution VirtualKeyboard.tinymce3.3.3.3.zip, copied the Jsvk folder to the tinymce3 plugins folder. But the keyboard icon does not show up in the tinymce3 controls. Is there any other setup necessary in tinymce for the VirtualKeyboard to show up? Thanks for your help. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 23:05 12 Aug '08   Hello, Thank you for trying the VirtualKeyboard. According to the example, you have to make Jsvk plugin registered in the TinyMCE editor: tinyMCE.init({ mode : "textareas" ,theme : "advanced" ,plugins : "Jsvk" ,theme_advanced_buttons1_add_before : "Jsvk,separator" }); I don't know Drupal implementation of TinyMCE and can't suggest a good way to integrate VK there. Possibly you have to ask TinyMCE plugin maintainers for help in this task. Best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 1:58 13 Aug '08   Ilya, Thanks for your quick response. I figured it out. In Drupal the TinyMCE module (all php in the Drupal world) is a wrapper around the tinyMCE editor and the plugins registration is driven through it. One needs to add the plugin init info into the function _tinymce_plugins() in the file plugin_reg.php in that module as follows: $plugins['Jsvk'] = array(); $plugins['Jsvk']['theme_advanced_buttons1'] = array('Jsvk', 'separator'); And then of course one needs to go to the Drupal TinyMCE module configuration page and enable the button for this plugin. Everything works perfectly after that. Thanks again for this wonderful software. Best regards. Chandan Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 2:56 13 Aug '08   Hello Chandan, That's great that you've integrated VK with ease. Once i have more free time, i'll take a look on building the complete solution for the Drupal. Feel free to contact me, if you'll have anything to discuss. Best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 sunilkjain 11:22 30 Oct '08   Hello Ilya: Thanks for this great contribution. I am experimenting with this on Drupal with Tinymce editor. I followed all the tips given here by Chandan. I could see the keyboard icon in the page. But the click on it does not show up any keyboard at all on IE7. I could see "error on page" at the bottom of the window. Further do u have any plan to have phonetic keybaord layout? Thanks in advance, Sunil Jain Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 21:22 30 Oct '08   Hello Sunil, Please post IE's error message here to let me see what's going on. It will be great if you could make a check with the FireFox, it has more verbose error reporting. Regarding the phonetic keyboard - it might be better to open the separate discussion on this. Please explain what do you mean, because there's a lot of the possible phonetic layout implementations. With the best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 sunilkjain 2:01 31 Oct '08   Hello Ilya: Thanks for your fast response. I did try to open the keyboard in Firefox. Pressing the keyboard icon does not react at all in Firefox. In IE7, it does show "error onpage" at the bottom left window. The deatiled message is drupal related which is: line:22 char:1437 Error: Object does not support this property or method Code URL: http://localhost/drupal/?=node/add/page Regarding Phonetic keyboard alayouts, I checked up the keyboards for various Indian languages. Currently, the layouts in the JVSK is typical Indian Typewrite layout. What I was looking for is something similar to one found on www.higopi.com under tools/unicode converter. Thanks again, Sunil Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 4:12 1 Nov '08   Sunil, Please install the "full" keyboard, which includes uncompressed code and make another report. Firefox error report would be very welcome. --Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 6:27 1 Sep '08   Hi Ilya, Noticed another issue (firefox on ubuntu/gnome), clicks on certain keys or typing on the real keyboard under some languages on the VK seem to spawn new browser windows with the same url. Is this a known problem? If not, I'll try to make more detailed observations about the conditions under which it seems to happen. Thanks and regards. Chandan Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 6:41 1 Sep '08   Hi, Chandan I've never heard or seen such a problem. Please, make more checks to see what happens there. Thank you for your attention. Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 7:52 28 Sep '08   Ilya, Jsvk for tinymce3 stopped working with the latest tinyMCE 3.2 release for me. The keyboard shows up. But clicking the keys does not input any characters into the tinymce text area. When I type on the physical keyboard, the corresponding Jsvk keys light up. Have you tried Jsvk with the latest tinymce 3.2? Regards. Chandan Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 19:13 28 Sep '08   Hi Chandan, I'm sorry, i hadn't tested latest release with the tinyMCE editor, fix for this issue will be released soon. Fix is simple: you've to move line 880 to the line 873, updating nodes.attachedInput assignment to the correct node. Excuse me for the lack of testing, please. Thank you for the reporting! With the best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 3:29 29 Sep '08   Hi Ilya, Thanks for the quick response. I only looked at the Jsvk 3.5.1 for tinyMCE3 (latest 3.2) which contains compressed JS code. I guess you are talking about line numbers in the full source code version. WingedFox wrote: Fix is simple: you've to move line 880 to the line 873, updating nodes.attachedInput assignment to the correct node. It'll be great if you can release a fixed tinyMCE3 version soon. Thanks for the great work. Regards. Chandan Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 19:55 29 Sep '08   Hi Chandan, I'll make a release by the end of this week. Best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 10:14 4 Oct '08   Hi Chandan, I've uploaded 3.5.2 release to Sourceforge, please test it. The bug seems to be fixed. Thank you for using the VirtualKeyboard. With the best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 3:08 9 Oct '08   Hi Ilya, Thanks a lot. I'll try it this weekend. Best regards. Chandan PS. Did you see my message that I sent to you using your contact form? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 chaldar 8:29 9 Oct '08   Hi Ilya, The new release for TinyMCE3 seems to work fine. It works fine also together with other additional TinyMCE plugins that I have. Great work! By the way, I tried to create a new layout for a new Indian language using the MSKLC on Win Vista. The KLC application comes up, but does not display any keys. Any idea what could be the problem? Regards. Chandan Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 8:56 9 Oct '08   Hi Chandan, That's great news! Please note, that using inline keyboard version is not safe, it has conflicts to Prototype, jQuery and possibly other frameworks. Popup and iframe versions are conflicts-free. Can you, please, send me a screenshot to ilya@lebedev.net? Best regards, Ilya Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Setup for TinyMCE3 WingedFox 9:02 9 Oct '08   Hi Chandan, I just saw the messages from you. Please describe what are the Indian languages you're looking for? VK already has several Indian layouts, but it does not have IMEs (or input suggestions, like for Lakhota) for them yet. Drop me a line to ilya@lebedev.net, ok? Best regards, Ilya