Support/Comments for TinyMCE

Quote from: ZAP at Jan 23, 2007, 11:26 AM

If you create a separate stylesheet for TinyMCE and set the path to it in the configurations you can make it show you your content as it will appear in the public web page by removing any specific styles that don’t apply within TinyMCE.

You’re absolutely right. Do you think the neatest thing would then be to include 2 CSS files in my template to avoid duplication of styles?

Thanks for continuing great advice.

I have a problem in a fresh install of 0.9.5.

Specifically, when trying to enter a new blog entry using IE7 - the page shows a delta-width error and TinyMCE toolbar does not show. It works fine in Firefox, no error, toolbar shows correctly.

Can any kind soul please point this sorry noob in the right direction ?

Can no one help me ?

please .... pretty please !

NWJ

Short solution: Use Fx

Longer term: wait for the coming update to Tiny MCE 2.0.9

thank-you Ryan.

Will try FX.

NWJ

Quote from: MrDutchy at Jan 11, 2007, 05:29 AM

Hi,

I upgraded a ModX installation to 0.9.5 but when using FireFox the FCK ressources browser for inserting images from TinyMCE doesn’t shop up. The button to browse is there but nothing happenes if i click it and firebug reports a javascript error: "win.BrowseServer is not a function index.php (line 793)".

Only if i switch back to the FCKEditor or if I use the IE6 I am able to use the browsing feature.

Any ideas on what might cause this and how I could workaround?

I was wondering whether there are any news on how to fix this bug?

Thank you

Are you trying to do this from the front-end or within the manager? If you’re trying to use the resource browser from the front-end (ie. a richtext template variable instance), I’m afraid that won’t work. Reason is that the resource browser is heavily dependent on a manager session to work properly. Plus, it opens up a slew of security problems.

Quote from: Bravado at Feb 12, 2007, 07:09 AM

Are you trying to do this from the front-end or within the manager? If you’re trying to use the resource browser from the front-end (ie. a richtext template variable instance), I’m afraid that won’t work. Reason is that the resource browser is heavily dependent on a manager session to work properly. Plus, it opens up a slew of security problems.

I’m doing it from within the manager

Quote from: mmjaeger at Feb 12, 2007, 07:12 AM

I’m doing it from within the manager

I am also using the manager for this and the problem is persistent. I think it may be a reproducable bug since i had the same error on 2 distinct machines when using firefox2 (.0.0.1) and mmjaeger reports the same issue. I did not report it to the bugtracker though, should I?

It’s possible to define a custom button for a special element? And if yes: how?
I would have a button (or a workaround instead) to set a q-element around words in my text. And I would have this without setting it in html-view. Can’t find any comments in this forum. And yes I know the customizing via plugin configuration for tinymce (to disable buttons) and via general config to set customized styles. But it won’t help for a q-element.

Quote from: rasc at Feb 14, 2007, 01:43 PM

It’s possible to define a custom button for a special element? And if yes: how?
I would have a button (or a workaround instead) to set a q-element around words in my text. And I would have this without setting it in html-view. Can’t find any comments in this forum. And yes I know the customizing via plugin configuration for tinymce (to disable buttons) and via general config to set customized styles. But it won’t help for a q-element.

There might be a custom plugin for this on the MoxieCode site (http://tinymce.moxiecode.com). Other than that, I would need to sit down and figure out how to create a custom plugin for TinyMCE...which is perhaps the one thing I haven’t done yet with TinyMCE.

Jeff