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it works in IE, so I'll except your answer. &nbsp;But, it doesn't work in my slimbrowser (which is based of ie)...
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it works in IE, so I'll except your answer.  But, it doesn't work in my slimbrowser (which is based of ie)...

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Ah yes, I only use IE9, Firefox, and Safari for my development. &nbsp;I have not developed for any other web browser.
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Ah yes, I only use IE9, Firefox, and Safari for my development.  I have not developed for any other web browser.

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I can't get any of these wysiwygs to work on j1.6 as they all seem to have some sort of issue. &nbsp;I'm trying jce now, but when I try to save an article it says:<br />
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Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 25742355 bytes) in /home/content/58/7500158/h<wbr />tml/librar<wbr />ies/joomla<wbr />/filter/fi<wbr />lterinput.<wbr />php on line 358
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I can't get any of these wysiwygs to work on j1.6 as they all seem to have some sort of issue.  I'm trying jce now, but when I try to save an article it says:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 25742355 bytes) in /home/content/58/7500158/html/libraries/joomla/filter/filterinput.php on line 358

Error on article save using JCE on J1.6

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