Support/Comments for TinyMCE

Quote from: rasc at Mar 11, 2008, 02:28 PM

How can I get a blockquote including a paragraph for valid XHTML?

<blockquote><p>Some text.</p></blockquote>

Is there another way except hacking the HTML?

Back from vacation in the snow Any suggestions with this editing problem?

I don’t know why but I can’t force TinyMCE 3.0.3 to work in IE. I created TV edytorContent for TinyMCE and used it in NewsPublisher’s form template like this:

(...)
<fieldset>
<legend>Treść</legend>
<p><label for="">Wstęp:</label><textarea name="introtext" cols="50" rows="5">[+introtext+]</textarea></p>
<p><label for="">Treść:</label>[*edytorContent*]</p>
<p class="submit"><input name="send" type="submit" value="Dodaj" /></p>
</fieldset>
(...)

Everything works perfect in Mozilla and Opera, but that dumb IE displays plain textarea. TinyMCE failed to initialise? Why?

Any suggestions?

P.S.
IE displays warning icon which shows "object expected" message when clicked.

I have a problem with anchor links with Tinymce;
My doc path is http://domain.com/news/march/ and when I add anchor links they come out like this http://domain.com/#anchor I’ve looked at the configuration on the wiki for Path Options but no matter what I try, rootrelative, docrelative, fullpathurl the link stays the same.
any idea what to try?

Tried TinyMCE 3.0.3 now in FF, IE6 + 7 with the blockquote.

In FF it changes a paragraph to a blockquote but not including the p into the blockquote. No chance to get a (single or multiple) p included in a blockquote.

In both IEs blockquote doesn’t work at all. Every test ends in a paragraph.

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New insights:
In IEs it doesn’t work furthermore. But: In FF you can get a blockquote with p included the following way:

• highlight TWO paragraphs (if you have only a simple p create a second)
• choose blockquote: it wraps all highlighted p’s
• delete unwanted p if neccessary

Note: it works only in FF, IEs ignore blockquote

@rasc: Regarding blockquotes, I’ll have to look more into it. This has more to do with the native functionality of TinyMCE and less to do with it’s implementation with MODx. Best bet is to ask the Moxiecode folks (http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/) about what’s going on with blockquotes and if there’s any additional configuration to fix it.

@sinbad: I’ll look into the anchor issue. Probably something really minor and stupid.

@minder: Yeah, definitely need to ensure that TinyMCE will work ok with TV’s. I’ll experiment and see if I can repeat the issue and find a fix.

@Bravado: thanks for reply, will do that at moxiecode

Quote from: Bravado at Mar 27, 2008, 09:25 AM

@sinbad: I’ll look into the anchor issue. Probably something really minor and stupid.

who stupid? me or the issue?

Quote from: sinbad at Mar 25, 2008, 08:20 PM

I have a problem with anchor links with Tinymce;
My doc path is http://domain.com/news/march/ and when I add anchor links they come out like this http://domain.com/#anchor I’ve looked at the configuration on the wiki for Path Options but no matter what I try, rootrelative, docrelative, fullpathurl the link stays the same.
any idea what to try?

hello,

one solution AnchorAway : http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,15753.0.html

cheers.

manu you are the man!

Had to redo the anchors and it works great now!
thanks.

FYI: my TinyMCE theme is "custom" and I deleted some "custom buttons" in "Tools -> Configuration -> Interface & Features". Now I added "blockquote" and "cite" to a custom button row and I got back the TiyMCE buttons for these elements. Using the blockquote button wraps a blockquote element around one or more paragraphs and all works ok.

At moxiecode I found these buttons in the online editor example and that was the "flash" I needed