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well, to be truthful I do not have tinymce installed in the back end yet, I am using an older version through a panel in the front end I was playing with.
looking through the docs, I see a setting called apply_source_formatting, I have no idea what that actually does but maybe try and add that to the configuration after the preformatted setting and see if it helps...
apply_source_formatting : true
like I said before, it is a booger to set up...
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Thanks for that. I’ll do a bit more reading myself and some experimenting with the settings. Sure is a bit of a dog to set it up but as you said amongst what is available right now "it can’t be beat".
Just realized though this might not be the best topic for discussing this. Should probably belong in the TinyMCE support topic?
Moderators?
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TobyL, although you’re probably right about putting some of this in the TinyMCE support topic, I probably wouldn’t worry about it now. After all, pretty much all of this will be going into the TinyMCE plugin anyways.
Jeff Whitfield
"I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
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Here’s the cool thing...I think I managed to work up a script that will allow for using a static script for the external_link_list_url without having to create a page for it. It’ll be just a static PHP page in the root of the tinymce plugin directory that will simply return the necessary javascript array. Still need to test and tweak it but so far it looks like it’ll work good for backend use. As for front-end use...well...not sure yet.
Jeff Whitfield
"I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
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nice job
