hak_tinymce WYSIWYG article editor

euan · 2011-07-14 13:39:05

@hakjoon: I’m just getting details through to the hosting company for them to look into it. Will post here when I find out some more. I take it no one else is reporting any errors with the latest version of this plugin on the latest TXP build? I am getting the same errors with arc_twitter, rah_comment_spam, rah_sitemap and rss_admin_db_manager.

Very puzzled!

az · 2011-07-14 14:32:12

Hi! Can anyone tell me why russian letters in HTML window look like:
Сайт как образ

Where may be the bug?
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http://online-top.info

colak · 2011-07-14 16:27:06

Hi Skif,

Non latin characters have their html equivallents. The reason they look like that in the html window is to allow the browsers render the characters properly.

az · 2011-07-14 17:44:42

colak wrote:

Hi Skif,
Non latin characters have their html equivallents. The reason they look like that in the html window is to allow the browsers render the characters properly.

Colak, – thirtanly not. I’ve no problems readin/writing any russian texts. I suppose TinyMCE isn’t supporting UTF-8… it’s a pitty. Мау be I’m mistaken?

hakjoon · 2011-07-14 17:56:51

I think in one of the versions at wet’s suggestion I switched the default encoding to numeric. You could always try the other options and see if it helps

az · 2011-07-14 18:41:15

hakjoon wrote:

I think in one of the versions at wet’s suggestion I switched the default encoding to numeric…

Hakjoon, no: only raw&named parameters in my ocasion.

az · 2011-07-14 19:08:51

Look at the screenshot http://online-top.info/14.07.jpg

euan · 2011-07-15 03:30:25

Just to let you know the problem was resolved with the plugin errors I was getting. Turns out it was the hosting. Here’s their response:
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This issue is caused by a module on our server called strainer, which blocks PHP functions commonly used to obfuscate code on compromised pages. Unfortunately, this includes the eval function, which means that strainer sometimes causes problems for legitimate software as well.

I have attached a php.ini file that disables strainer. This file is directory-specific, and does not affect subdirectories of the directory it is placed in. Please copy this file into every directory that contains code which shows the “Please contact support about” error, to disable strainer for those directories so the code can execute normally.
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I still don’t know why it was only affecting the latest TXP version and all but everything’s working now.

Thanks jayrope and hakjoon for your responses and concern.

az · 2011-07-15 10:50:16

az wrote:

Look at the screenshot http://online-top.info/14.07.jpg

Hi, again!!
Anyone has any idea where this trouble araise from?

hakjoon · 2011-07-15 16:11:10

@az: have you tried the TinyMCE forums they might be of more help. I have no idea how it plays with UTF-8 and stuff.

jayrope · 2011-07-16 11:45:35

Thank you for pointing me to the paste page at tinymce.moxiecode.com, Patrick.
I had unfortunately missed the note about the TinymCE 3.x branch update in v.05 of your plug, so was assuming i might have to use simplepaste instead. Thanx again.

laptophobo · 2011-07-18 19:24:11

Hey Patrick. Do you have instructions for the swap image function? Can’t seem to locate them and can’t seem to figure it out on my own. (I know, I’m hopeless.)

Thanks,

hakjoon · 2011-07-19 19:02:59

I’ve never actually used it. It’s just part of the original advimage plugin so i kept it in there. It probably just writes a bunch of inline js (boo)

laptophobo · 2011-07-22 17:55:58

Hi Patrick,
(Thanks for the above reply. I’ll just ignore that option for now.)
Anyway, this is my new problem. I created the website on local host, which is where I inserted the images using hak_tinymce. When I upload it to the server, it still reads my local host path. I did read the thread on this (in http://forum.textpattern.com/viewtopic.php?pid=230911) and tried all the various solutions, but the images don’t convert to the correct path. My site is sitting in this location: www.mywebsite.org/newsite/. The Site URL (in Admin>Preferences) is set to mywebsite.org/newsite. And I’ve tried variations of this in the “Initialization of Body Editor” field:

theme : “advanced”,
language : “en”,
relative_urls : true,
remove_script_host : true,
document_base_url : “http://www.mywebsite.org/newsite/”

and…

theme : “advanced”,
language : “en”,
relative_urls : false,
remove_script_host : true,
document_base_url : “http://www.mywebsite.org/newsite/”

Can you see what I might I be doing wrong?

Thanks for your great plug-in,
Richard

Last edited by laptophobo (2011-07-24 17:09:59)

hakjoon · 2011-07-24 18:19:23

Something seems to not be working right. The first example should do what you want. Let me see if I find anything.

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