BIG THANK YOU!!!

Greetings from Germany,

Felix Riesterer.

Nice work, thanks for continuing to keeps things fresh and updated!

I have a small pet peeve, and I'm wondering if there are any plans on addressing it in the future.

It involves IE, and the scenario is as follows:

1. The cursor is on a blank line
2. I press Enter
3. I then press Backspace
4. Pet peeve: instead of being back on a blank line again, the line contains a space, and the cursor is blinking after the space.  But I never typed the space.

As a developer, I understand that it is likely due to the non-breakable space character that is used as a kind of placeholder to keep the line intact, but common users don't know about such details, and wouldn't care even if they did.  They just don't like "the extra space that keeps getting inserted".

Any plans?

gnaegi wrote:

Thanks for the great update, specially the google and youtube video additions are highly apprecheated. It would be nice to have the GUI updated as well, I think if you don't know that you can paste those URL's in there, users will not try to do so because it is not as it works with the other movies. Anyway, great addition!

Yes, exactly my thought. I guess a separate insert external movie button would be more appropriate. Since the media dialog is somewhat advanced and that as you say it's easy to miss that you can't paste URLs in.

gnaegi wrote:

Could it bee that while fixing the realtive link problem the default value for relative_urls got changed from false to true? I thought that with 2.1.0 when not setting relative_urls explicitly false was used, but now it seems to be set to true.

No, I double checked and it seems to work fine on the examples in IE and FF and they use 2.1.1.

Great release! Keep up the good work.

I like the forced_root_block option

Yes, this is a bug. It is resolved in the SVN version. I removed lots of eval and I didn't take care of dot notation correctly. I guess you have a save_callback : 'something.somefunc' right?

Nice update. Looks like embed google video is still broken though. Embed works fine for youtube but this code from google video breaks in tiny mce

<embed style="width:400px; height:326px;" id="VideoPlayback" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=623302395252343807&hl=en" flashvars=""> </embed>

My guess is that tiny mce doesn't like having css width and height attributes for the <embed> tag.

Is there any way yet to get the editor to style content exactly the same as the containing page?

No there isn't but the body of the iframe has a class mceContentBody so you can use that to style it specifically. I will replace the editor with a div they day the Gecko team implements contentEditable.

Hmm, interessing. Maybe that should be a thing to add in future versions of TinyMCE. It makes it possible to style each editor individual but with the same CSS.

Compressor seems to be ignoring the language tag if you have multiple languages loaded in compressor and disk cache turned on.
Also: Compressor gives a uncaught exception when using the default image plugin. Loading advimg plugin solves this problem.

Hi Spocke,

in addition to the callback bug mentioned above, there seems to be another bug: if I click the submit button of a form that includes TinyMCE everything works fine. However, if I use an accesskey to trigger the submit button (e.g. [ALT] + s), the rich text editor content is never being saved. With the autosave plugin enabled, I am getting a "do you really want to leave this page" alert each time I hit the accesskey.

Regards
Leo

Hi Spocke,

you are right, I am sorry. Thank you anyway ;-)

Regards
Leo