javascript - Cannot create multiple ckeditor instances ("default" is already registered) -

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i have page (using kendo-ui if makes difference) has 3 text areas need made editors. problem can create 1 ckeditor instance. no matter how try create new instances, error:

uncaught exception: [ckeditor.resourcemanager.add] resource name "default" registered.

google-ing specific error message lands me 1 result doesn't tell me it.

this have tried far after searching various issues mine on stack overflow:

--deleting instances of editor if not being used /are hidden

var editor = ckeditor.instances['createtext']; if (editor) { editor.destroy(true); } $('#edittemplate').ckeditor();

--creating instances in document ready

    $('#createtext').ckeditor();     $('#edittext').ckeditor();     $('#edittemplate').ckeditor();

--using class names instead of jquery spawn instances

    <textarea id="edittext" class="ckeditor"></textarea>

--not using jquery , creating instances with

ckeditor.replace('createtext');

no matter cannot create more 1 editor, "the resource name "default" registered." i've tried manually remove default resourcemanager, there no 

ckeditor.resourcemanager.remove

at point out of ideas, , nothing search seems address exact issue. using ckeditor version 4.4.4

thanks skobaljic able determine problem came from. in config.js had block:

ckeditor.stylesset.add('default', [ // block styles { name: 'subtitle', element: 'h3', styles: { 'color': '#aaa', 'font-style': 'italic' } }, // object styles { name: 'small', element: 'font', attributes: { size: 3 } } ]);

commenting block out editors work expected. think in order add styles each editor instance i'll have use separate config files or something, goes out of scope question.


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