hak_tinymce WYSIWYG article editor

hakjoon · 2006-02-09 15:05:46

Thanks.

I decided to add that at the last minute but I think it will prove really useful for those that want to customize. There a couple things I still want to move to the configuration panel, like the width and height of the editor and I want to try to figure out a way to allow for different configurations for the excerpt and the article editors.

mrdale · 2006-02-09 17:33:39

How do I…

Search and replace my database in phpMyAdmin to globally replace the default “textile_body” and “textile_excerpt”?

hakjoon · 2006-02-09 20:33:34

If you don’t have html in your pages this can give you pretty undesirable results. If all your documents where formated with textile you will loose line breaks and stuff like that.

That’s the problem that the Hide editor toggle when editing articles created with textile or convert linebreaks setting is supposed to prevent.

heikki74 · 2006-02-09 21:23:08

I have a slight problem now.

With these settings:
admin -> preferences -> site preferences -> Use textile: leave text untouched
admin -> preferences -> advanced preferences -> Articles use excerpts?: no

This happens:
content -> write -> Error: Could not find the target element

Thanks for great work, btw.

mrdale · 2006-02-09 21:52:56

Granted HackJoon,

However I just used the import tool to bring in 200+ articles on a site, and I want to turn off textile for all of them (one category). Otherwise I have to page through them all. X(

hakjoon · 2006-02-09 22:02:25

heikki: Let me look into that. I totally forgot about that setting. Shouldn’t be a very hard fix.

mrdale: This should do it.
update textpattern set textile_body= mode_number, textile_excerpt= mode_number

Set mode number to the textile setting you want

0 = Leave Text Untouched
1 = Use textile
2 = Convert linebreaks

mrdale · 2006-02-09 22:06:16

Muchas Gracias Mr.Joon

I know I should read a sql manual or something but how would I restrict that to a category (foo)?

Last edited by mrdale (2006-02-09 22:08:21)

hakjoon · 2006-02-09 23:09:29

Well basically just find the column you want the setting you want and add a where clause to the statement. So let’s say we want to set every article with category1 set to foo to “leave text untouched”

Category1 is the column in the textpattern table (this is where all your articles are stored) So just do.

UPDATE textpattern SET textile_body=0, textile_excerpt=0 WHERE category1='foo'

Just make the WHERE clause check for what you want (section, author, etc..)

The mySQL manual is actually pretty good for this. I have to say I’ve learned most of my SQL from it.

I did get to work with a REALLY good DBA for the past couple years which made me realize how little about SQL I know though.

Last edited by hakjoon (2006-02-09 23:09:57)

hakjoon · 2006-02-10 01:38:38

New update that should take care of heikki’s issue.

mrdale · 2006-02-10 07:20:13

Thanks Joon. Did the trick, and I’ll rtfm now that I know which one.

heikki74 · 2006-02-10 08:05:58

Thanks, it works now.

dododi · 2006-02-20 05:11:38

I just uploaded your plugin and update the tinymce folder and have noticed a bit of browser wierdness.

In Firefox 1.5.0.1 the format dropdown is missing and the styles dropdown is visible and the opposite for Except (styles hidden and format visible).

In IE 6 the format is visible but the style is hidden in the article and the reverse for Except.

Is this a known issue or just something to do with my installation.

Great plugin by the way.

Thanks,

Dododi

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