This is my TinyMCE module which still needs some finishing touches to get it working with the latest SVN releases. Please don't post a reply unless you wish to contribute fixes to the module. I will remove any other posts until this module has been completed.

This module is no longer packaged with Pligg CMS because it hasn't been tested enough and the filesize of the module is quite large (1/3 the size of Pligg CMS when zipped).

What is WYSIWYG?
WYSIWYG is an acronym for What You See Is What You Get, used to describe a system in which content displayed during editing appears very similar to the final output. Without WYSIWYG you will see HTML code in textfields, which makes it more difficult for common users to understand and use. An example of a WYSIWYG would be the vBulletin editor used on the Pligg forums for composing posts.

What is TinyMCE?
TinyMCE is a web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor that can be easily integrated into your site. We have packaged all of the necessary javascript files into a module that can be quickly added to your website by just installing the module.



Features of the Pligg TinyMCE Module:
I wanted to design this module to make it pretty basic for posting stories to your website so I chose to remove a lot of the features from TinyMCE. One such feature which users may want to add back in is the ability to insert images or links into posts. I will not be providing instructions on how to add either feature back in so please don't ask. I am working on adding the image button on for the admin page editor (Admin > Manage > Pages), but it seems to be stripping the image url at the moment. If you are really interested on adding links and images to the main submit process you should probably look at how the page editor template and the TinyMCE module relate to figure it out once I get the features working there.

Installation and Uninstallation Notes:
When you install the TinyMCE module it automatically adds html tags to the Admin > Configure > Submit page for the 3 "HTML tags to allow" fields for Normal, Admin and God user levels. I found that for some reason I had to click to edit the field and re-submit them for the site to recognize all of the allowed HTML tags. You may need to do the same after installing the module.

When uninstalling this module you might want to disable the ability for users to manually add the HTML tags to their posts by removing the previously mentioned HTML tags from the Admin > Configure > Submit page.

[edoher]

If this is the plugin that comes bundled with the last 1.0.3 version, it just doesn't work when I edit an article, it only works on submit step 2!!!

Will you ever make it work for editing? I readed an article related to it back in 2007 and nothing has been done so far.

Thanks in advance.

PS: doest it work to insert links?

[Eagle]

well i posted alot of posts about that i even said i will pay to who ever makes a module that works but it seem no one knows how to do it ,,,, because even the module submit pro at pligg shop doesnt work ,,, i do not even know why they sell it if it doesnt work

So me too i hope someone makes a module that makes TinyMCE WYSIWYG Editor with 1.0.3b

[fgome]

Try website like elance to find a developer to do the mod.

[edoher]

I fixed it for editing. It was an error on the template!

[ewel]

@edoher
Can you remember what the template error was? If you could tell me that would be much appreciated.

In my case TinyMCE is working on submit and in the admin area, but not when editing stories.

BTW I found out that it is quite easy to also enable it for comments but that proved pointless since I cannot find a way to enable HTML for comments.

[FallenAngel]

Originally Posted by ewel

@edoher
Can you remember what the template error was? If you could tell me that would be much appreciated.

In my case TinyMCE is working on submit and in the admin area, but not when editing stories.

BTW I found out that it is quite easy to also enable it for comments but that proved pointless since I cannot find a way to enable HTML for comments.

Works on submit and in the edit stories, help is much appreciated. It also works when you
create an editorial page. But not in comments

[edoher]

Hi:

To fix the edit issue, do the following. In the file editlink_edit_center.tpl of your template, find this line:

<textarea name="bodytext"

and add this next to it: class="bodytext" . Now it should work.

[FallenAngel]

Originally Posted by edoher

Hi:

To fix the edit issue, do the following. In the file editlink_edit_center.tpl of your template, find this line:

<textarea name="bodytext"

and add this next to it: class="bodytext" . Now it should work.

But I am not sure why the functionality does not work, what I mean is all the coloring and font changes
disapear after you submit and goes back to the original appearance.

looks like what I see is not What I get LOL

[Kamilo23]

How to remove (in files)<p> from start and </p> end story?

[ThemesHowTo]

Originally Posted by Kamilo23

How to remove (in files)<p> from start and </p> end story?

Just don't include the <p> within your Submit configuration, and all <p> also </p> will be removed automatically.

Admin > Configure > Submit > HTML tags to allow to Normal users
Enter any tags you want as long as not <p>