Support/Comments for TinyMCE

TinyMCE doesn’t work in Safari either. If you wish to have an RTE on a Mac, you need to use Camino, Firefox or Flock.

We chose TinyMCE because it butchers code less.

Quote from: rthrash at Oct 16, 2006, 12:21 PM

TinyMCE doesn’t work in Safari either. If you wish to have an RTE on a Mac, you need to use Camino, Firefox or Flock.

We chose TinyMCE because it butchers code less.

Gotcha. For me, TinyMCE butchered MORE ...LoL

Then again, I’ll need to play with defining "extended attributes" wihin TinyMCE and see how it compares.

Many have also choosen Tiny recently because of these:

MODxLink beta [TinyMCE plugin]
TinyMCE plugin - insert snippet from the tinyMCE toolbar

NOTE! Both still very much work in progress...

YQuote from: doze at Oct 16, 2006, 02:09 PM

Many have also choosen Tiny recently because of these:

MODxLink beta [TinyMCE plugin]
TinyMCE plugin - insert snippet from the tinyMCE toolbar

NOTE! Both still very much work in progress...

Yes, very much beta but I hope to get back to them fairly soon

Some standardization of snippet params to work with that TinyMCE plugin would be just great at some point.. (i mean for it to be able to retrieve available params for individual snippets). I’m definitely keeping eye out for your plugin TobyL, any snippets I do will support it’s requirements if you come up any..

Default configuration also removes start="x" from <ol> tags. Which seems weird to me, since afaik that’s only invalid in XHTML Strict (and target in links is also invalid there, but it doesn’t strip those). I can’t say I’m liking TinyMCE better than FCK so far, but perhaps with a custom config file it’ll grow on me (step one: STOP it from removing all my linebreaks!).

Hi there !

Is it possible to add folder in FCK Ressource Manager when adding a link ? I use advlink plugin to add a link and I would like this link to point to an image.
For the moment, I can’t because the only folder I can get is the "files" folder... we can’t go to images folder.

Is it possible to do that or do I have to think different to add links to images ?

And : is it possible to add a rel attribute to a link with TinyMCE ?

(You may guess : I would like to use lighbox )

Thanks !

With TinyMCE configured for "full featured" the toolbar at the bottom of the document content editor field just says "Path:" and there are no tools visable. The content within the field is rendered (not just plain text) but there is no way to add new content with features.
If I switch to "advanced" in the configuration, then a limited set of tools are shown at the bottom of the document content editor field.

How do I fix this?

MODx 0.95 RC2
TinyMCE_2.0.6.1b (same issue with 2.04)

Thanks,
joe

Hi JoeP,

I’m not sure I understood what you meant in your message but "path:" is only used to show which html elements you are using on the line selected.
It’s not used to display a second tool bar.

Have you read this post of Jeff ?

And : is it possible to add a rel attribute to a link with TinyMCE ?

I found this : in advanced tab (when you add a link in "full featured" toolbar), you can choose Relationship page to target=lightbox
Very nice having implemented it Jeff !

Quote from: Perrine at Nov 15, 2006, 07:25 AM

Hi JoeP,

I’m not sure I understood what you meant in your message but "path:" is only used to show which html elements you are using on the line selected.
It’s not used to display a second tool bar.

Have you read this post of Jeff ?

And : is it possible to add a rel attribute to a link with TinyMCE ?

I found this : in advanced tab (when you add a link in "full featured" toolbar), you can choose Relationship page to target=lightbox
Very nice having implemented it Jeff !

Thanks,
I’ll read the post.
What I meant by path is just that...
1. Select "Advanced" in the editor configuration area and save the configuration.
2. Select a document and go to edit the document.
3. At the bottom of the document content editing field there are a number of formatting tool icons shown

or...
1. Select "Full Featured" in the editor configuration area and save the configuration.
2. Select a document and go to edit the document.
3. At the bottom of the document, in the same area where ther used to be a set of tool icons it now just says "Path:"
4. If I go into the edit area and hit enter then in the area at the bottom (where the tools should be" it says "Path:p".

thanks again,
joe