hak_tinymce WYSIWYG article editor

hakjoon · 2009-03-13 16:59:31

@debegray: I don’t know what could be causing that. I’ve never run into that before. Maybe check in the TinyMCE forums?

@mrtunes: the configuration is done through the extensions menu. You can get all the options from the tinyMCE documentation site.

Zanza · 2009-03-14 00:12:34

I noticed that if you write something short in the TinyMCE that doesn’t require hitting the return key, then no default markup is applied to that content. Is there a way to force even short content to be wrapped in a custom element, i.e., a <p>? Everything goes right if you press return once, but sometimes client don’t do it.

I know that this can be repaired directly in txp forms with a bunch of php, but maybe someone knows if there is a tinyMCE setting to do this.

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the_ghost · 2009-03-14 00:20:11

Zanza wrote:

force even short content to be wrapped in a custom element, i.e., a <p>? Everything goes right if you press return once, but sometimes client don’t do it.

May be in article form with txp:variable check – if there is not any content, then output predefined text?

Zanza · 2009-03-14 00:45:11

The problem arises when you write short content, rather than no content. If you write just a line of text and finish the article without pressing at least once the return key, the <p> is not wrapped to the text. So, the text is put directly in page, belonging to the parent <div>, even if it is meant to be a paragraph. This can be checked in txp, but maybe there is a way inside TinyMce (I thought it was a rather simple thing to do, but I can’t find it).

Last edited by Zanza (2009-03-14 00:45:23)

redbot · 2009-03-14 01:03:49

Zanza,
try this. It’s a callback made by Hakjoon specifically for achieving what you want.

Zanza · 2009-03-14 01:55:14

Wow. Exactly that! Works perfectly! Thank you, redbot (and Hakjoon, of course…) !

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mrtunes · 2009-03-23 17:02:00

did anyone else have problems with creating bulllets? is there a css file that i’m missing?
bullets come out in what appears to be a simple ul li format. in the html i noticed <strong> is added to the markup.

so i try things like .static ul{list-style-type:disc;} and various combos, but i can’t get them to show up.

hakjoon: thanks for that tip on the config – i still haven’t gone in there and done it yet.

Last edited by mrtunes (2009-03-23 17:02:33)

FireFusion · 2009-04-06 10:49:45

Does anyone know a way stop it adding an extra slash in front of links with a “callto:” attribute?

Last edited by FireFusion (2009-04-06 10:50:07)

vaughn-taylor · 2009-04-17 20:16:05

redbot wrote:

Zanza, try this. It’s a callback made by Hakjoon specifically for achieving what you want.

Ok, I need this in a bad way. The only problem is (excuse my ignorance here) I cannot determine which file the “Callback Functions area” exists in? From Hakjoon:

“If you are using hak_tinymce make sure you have 0.6.3 and add it to the Callback Functions area.”

In addition Hakjoon says:

In order to call the function on save add this it to your TinyMCE.init().
save_callback:“mceTagWrap”,

Can somebody please provide a little more detail for this so I don’t have to look through files and try to figure out where to put the fixes?

Also, does anybody know to make link styles show up in the Insert/Edit link dialogue? I’ve tried adding a link style to my content_css file, but to no avail. I’m assuming that I just need to add an entry into my css file that looks like this:

a.hovertip { color: blue; }

redbot · 2009-04-17 22:20:41

Go to extensions>hak_tinymce. There is a textarea labeled “Callback functions”, put the code here.
Then in “Initialization for article body editor” and “Initialization for article excerpt” add at the very end

save_callback:"mceTagWrap",

(the ending comma is important).
You’re done.
For your second question I suggest to have look directly in the tinymce website.

Last edited by redbot (2009-04-17 23:27:00)

Aflaton · 2009-04-20 20:04:08

I have hak_tinymce installed fine. Once i opened it with FF it didn’t show anything from the editor all icons are not there, but when i opened it with IE6 i found out there is a JavaScript error. The error says: “tinyMCE is undefined” line “187” code“0” and char ’2”. anyway has any idea about this subject? I looked at the forum and i found the url thing —site name—I mean the www or without www and the other solutions there, but nothing seemed to be working.
Thank you folks

hakjoon · 2009-04-21 00:06:47

Make sure the browser is finding the tiny_mce.js file. Easiest way is to use firebug and the script panel. You can right click on the file and do an open in new tab and make sure it’s loading right.

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