Very nice.
Just one question before I try it: Does it work with the Imagemanager and Filemanager plugins?

And how about language-specific customizations? Sorry to keep this issue up but it was a very nice feature of the 2.x branch! You might not like it but I'm offering two user languages (de/en) in my CMS and I'd like to switch between both of them in TinyMCE depending on user login. Do you really intend to not include such a feature in the 3.x branch? What a shame this would be... such a nice new API and "skinnability" but no more international language support other than messages and button tool tips.

Don't get me wrong here. I LOVE TinyMCE and your very fine work with the new branch. But just because FCKeditor doesn't have this multi language icon support TinyMCE doesn't need to lack it, too. It would outrun FCKeditor on this aspect... *hint*

Greetings from Germany,

Felix Riesterer.

I love the API for 3.0! You guys are doing a great job, keep it up :-D

Hi from Turkey. Thanks for your works. Will html output of pages builded with Tinymce be w3c valid? For example in version 2.1.2 if I add an image there is no alt="" in html output. So w3c can not validate the page. I must add alt="something" into html output. Can this feature be implemented if there is not already?
My other request is omiting transparent image on the popups.

Last edited by kelb (2007-11-22 14:59:02)

I can only subscribe to the others views.
Very nice job done with the editor - and very fast bug fixing and support (what's not usual).
Minimum time record from my bug report to submitting the fix was 20 minutes!!!

We're currently integrating the editor in one of the biggest german social networks - and until now it looks very good. Thanks to the very clean API.

There is only one thing that i don't quite understand:
Language files are supposed to be commited in UTF8 encoding (right?).
So why are there two plugins with a iso meta tag (fullscreen, pastetext, pasteword)?
Just a bug or am i missing sth?

Greetings and thanks from germany.

Last edited by loci (2007-11-22 16:02:30)

The JS files containing the language strings are encoded using \uXXXX patterns if the char code is above 127. So they can be loaded and used independent of the page encoding. This was important since users tend to have all sorts of different page encodings like UTF-8, UTF-16, ISO-8895-1 or some local language code. Using \uXXXX encoding for the JS files fixes all those problems so it doesn't really matter if the files have correct meta or not.

You can use the tinyMCE.activeEditor.execCommand('mceInsertContent',false,'some content'); instead, this function will first focus the area if it got lost it might be something like that happening in IE. Since IE can't have two selection in the same page so if you focus something in a popup for example an input element the caret will be removed from the editor so it needs to be restored. The exec command does all that. The selection.setContent is more of a lower level and you need to focus it your self first etc.

Hi,

Does TinyMCE support a "read-only" mode? i.e. suppose a user creates some html content using TinyMCE in a form I supply him, and later wants to preview the content he submitted, I want to open the saved form in read-only mode where TinyMCE acts as a renderer and not an editor - essentially I'd like to disable any sort of editing functionality/controls in the TinyMCE textfield and also not show the toolbar or pathbar.

This is an important requirement for my project.

If this is not possible currently, where can I file a feature req for the same?

BTW, awesome job, your editor is my fav.

Thanks!

Hi Spocke,
everything looks pretty stable in all browsers except OPERA (latest version) that has a lot of problems with compressor (tiny_mce_gzip.js) and at least plugins inlinepopups and style.

Great job!!!

... and without compressor v3.0b1 seems to work with Opera 9.24...

Felix Riesterer wrote:

toperstoke wrote:

I want to open the saved form in read-only mode where TinyMCE acts as a renderer and not an editor

I don't get it. In what way does your request differ from TinyMCE's preview functionality?

Greetings from Germany,

Felix Riesterer.

Felix,

If I understand it correctly, the preview functionality works from within the editor and clicking on the button pops up a window with the html content - however my requirement is when the user requests for a form in read-only mode, I should load the form with all its other elements and the TinyMCE textarea should render the html but not present any controls to modify the content. This could be achieved by a switch in the TinyMCE code to recognise the mode the TinyMCE instance is being loaded in - if it's read-only mode, it will not show the pathbar and the toolbars and also make the editor area unwriteable.

Thanks!

Great job with TinyMCE 3 so far!  I really enjoy it and it is much faster.  I am working on implementing a file browser, but the directions here (http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/Tin … ilebrowser) don't seem to be updated to TinyMCE 3 yet since I get an error that tinyMCE.openWindow is not a function.  I assume that I need to use tinymce.WindowManager, but I thought it'd be good if somebody updated that portion of the wiki as well.
Keep up the greta work!

---Alex