Novius OS is using TinyMCE for WYSIWYG editors.

You can try it here : http://demo.novius-os.org/admin/

Question : I've tried to add Novius OS on the page "Software using TinyMCE" but I don't have permissions to edit this page. Is it possible to add it?

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I have a working TinyMCE Integration plugin for the Coppermine Gallery but some changes are required in the  Coppermine Gallery core to haver the plugin available for public download.

http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,75667.0.html
http://coppermine-gallery.net/

TinyMCE was easy to implement as usual only a few hours but most of the time I spent was to add the plugin functions in Coppermine Gallery ie userfriendly gallery owner installation and configuration options and finding where the core scripts must be changed for best results.

PS
I have used TinyMCE for many years in my other own developed site software

I feel I need help with TinyMCE.
I have built my own x-platform web content editor from scratch.
It started out as a 'menu-shuffler/juggler', but I then found that there was nothing compatible with it.
So I built my own system, which is X-platform and multilingual (it changes language at the click of a button!) but is now several operating system upgrades adrift.
It can export sites between machines and even retain login information.
It outputs flat HTML, but I am running an ancient variant of TinyMCE (Version 3.3.9.2 (2010-09-29)) and need help updating it to it's current version.
Every time I try to upgrade, it simply falls apart.

I have released it as 'Open Source', it is called "Dutycrew" and is available from sourceforge.net
Can anyone help me out?
The page I am having difficulty with is "http://localhost:9940/dutycrew/admin/editor.php?lang=enuk", it is one directory outside the TinyMCE file directory.

I know I am asking a lot, but I have been downgraded with a brain tumour, compounded by a stroke (triggered by a biopsy on the tumour) and have recently completed a course of radiotherapy which has damaged my mental stamina but not my thinking power. Shame really as my brain was the one thing that I thought I could depend on, sadly that is not the case.
There, said it all.
Any offers of help welcomed. See my post: [https://sourceforge.net/p/dutycrew/disc … /69224f38/] for more info.
Downloadable from:
[https://sourceforge.net/projects/dutycrew/files/]

CarrotCake is an Open Source CMS (content management system) built on C# ASP.Net to leverage jQuery UI (v 1.8) and TinyMCE (v. 3.5). Designed for ease of use for editing pages & incorporating of modules/custom code. This CMS is built on ASP.Net 3.5 WebForms, SQL Membership Provider, LINQ to SQL, and MSSQL Server.

Check out some of the modifications we've done, such as inserting videos directly from youtube via oEMBED; now it's about as easy as using Facebook to insert videos.

- screencast = https://vimeo.com/44911918

- check it out at http://demo.silverstripe.org and download from http://www.silverstripe.org

    },
    sendURL : function (URL) {
        //var URL = document.my_form.my_field.value;
        var win = tinyMCEPopup.getWindowArg("window");

        // insert information now
       
        win.document.getElementById(tinyMCEPopup.getWindowArg("input")).value = URL;

        // are we an image browser
        if (typeof(win.ImageDialog) != "undefined")
        {
            // we are, so update image dimensions and preview if necessary
            if (win.ImageDialog.getImageData) win.ImageDialog.getImageData();
            if (win.ImageDialog.showPreviewImage) win.ImageDialog.showPreviewImage(URL);
        }

        // close popup window
        tinyMCEPopup.close();
    }
}

tinyMCEPopup.onInit.add(FileBrowserDialogue.init, FileBrowserDialogue)

   win.document.getElementById(tinyMCEPopup.getWindowArg("input")).value = URL;===>Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'getElementById' of undefined

ExtJS form field - a text area with integrated TinyMCE WYSIWYG Editor.

Version: 1.0
Release date: 26.04.2012
ExtJS Version: 4.1.0
TinyMCE Version: 3.5b3
License: LGPL v2.1 or later

The integration is done by deriving from the Ext.form.field.TextArea.

Following issues are covered:

- Initialization in an initially visible and in an initially invisible tab.
- Correct place occupation by the initialization in any ExtJS layout.
- Correct resizing by the resizing of the underlying text area.
- Activation and deactivation of the WYSIWYG editor. Keeping of the cursor position by switching to the HTML text modus.
- Enabling and disabling of the WYSIWYG editor control.
- Changing of WYSIWYG settings and CSS file for the editable contents on the fly.
- Pre-formatting of the HTML text in visible and invisible modus.
- Focusing of the WYSIWYG editor control.
- Skin "extjs" for the editor inline popups.

View Example
http://www.point-constructor.com/tinyta_demo/

Download Sources and Demo
http://www.point-constructor.com/en/tinyta/

Implementation Details
http://www.point-constructor.com/en/tinyta/instructions.pdf

Have a lot of fun!

Attention!

The latest TinyMCE 3.5b3 has a bug in the method hide(), I reported it to the TinyMCE team

http://www.tinymce.com/develop/bugtracker_view.php?id=5170

I have fixed it in my example, if you take the original code of the TinyMCE, do not forget to correct the bug in the method hide()

t.getDoc() into this.getDoc()

I'm a hobbyist DJ (and coder too), and I've just finished the upgrade for my free music mixes page that allows you to enter comments on the page, with tinyMCE slightly modded.

See http://mediabeez.ws/music

The code for that page is opensourced as well (latest updates to components used will be made available later this week on http://mediabeez.ws)

Here is an example of my work. More of an extension than modification.
http://www.buddhamind.info/temp/puny/

A BIG thanks to all at Moxie for their generosity.

In this module the RTE was to acquire new features including:
- Automatically colorize the text a user enters a certain background color
- Maintain the colorization whatever trips made (mouse cursor)

The advance setup developped :

setup: function (ed) {
   ed.onKeyDown.add(function(ed, e) {
      // faisons une 'static' en javascript
      if ( typeof this.counter == 'undefined' ) this.counter = 0;

      // On capte les touches de directions
      if (e.keyCode >= 37 && e.keyCode
         this.counter=0;
         return true;
      }
      // On capte la touche backspace et Return
      if ((e.keyCode == 8) || (e.keyCode == 13)) {
         this.counter=0;
         return true;
      }

      //ed.windowManager.alert('key : ' + e.keyCode);

      if (this.counter==0) {
         tinymce.activeEditor.formatter.register('wspadformat', {
            inline     : 'span',
            styles     : {'background-color' : '$surlignage'},
            classes    : '$auteur'
         });
         tinymce.activeEditor.formatter.apply('wspadformat');
         this.counter=1;
      }
   });

   // déplacement dans le RTE via la sourie
   ed.onMouseDown.add(function(ed, e) {
      this.counter=0;
   });
}

$surlignage and  $auteur are two specific variables that NPDS can:
- Change the color of the background color according to the author
- Name the SPAN (which cleans then the generated html)

More infos (in french) on www.npds.org / If necessary contact : developpeur@npds.org

I wanted my users to be able to create their own templates for landing page marketing campaigns. So, I put two TinyMCE instances on a page and wired them up to two asp:TextBox controls. One meant for building templates, one for accessing those templates and populating it with values from some other TextBox controls. I used the multiview control to hide one of them and display the other depending on what the user wanted to do.

The first instance uses the template_external_list_url property to find the templates that users have created. The second instance uses templates_templates to manually lay out a set number of templates which contain replace values.

So when a user is done building a template, here is the code that saves a new .htm file and then appends that templates entry to the templates.js file the first tinymce instance uses:

private string createTemplateFile(string FileName, string Content, string Description)
        {
            string resultMessage;
            string fileLoc = Request.MapPath("\\admin\\templates\\" + FileName + ".htm");
            string templateListFile = Request.MapPath("\\admin\\templates\\tmpltlist.js");
            StreamReader tmpltSR = new StreamReader(templateListFile);
            string tmpltListContents = tmpltSR.ReadToEnd();
            tmpltSR.Close();
            FileStream fs = null;
            if (!File.Exists(fileLoc))
            {
                fs = File.Create(fileLoc);
                fs.Close();
                StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(fileLoc);
                sw.Write(Content);
                sw.Close();
                string newTemplateLine = "\n,[\"" + FileName + "\", \"templates/" + FileName + ".htm\", \"" + Description + "\"]";
                tmpltListContents = tmpltListContents.Insert(tmpltListContents.Length - 3, newTemplateLine);
                StreamWriter tmpltSW = new StreamWriter(templateListFile);
                tmpltSW.Write(tmpltListContents);
                tmpltSW.Close();
                resultMessage = "Template Created.";
            }
            else
            {
                resultMessage = "A template with this name already exists.";
            }
            return resultMessage;
        }

Now, when a user goes back to the first instance of tinymce, and selects a template with values to be replaced assigned the template_replace_values to a javascript function:

coSym1: sym1()

The functions declared above my tinymce init:

                        function sym1() {
                var coSym = $('#textBoxID').val();
                return coSym;
            };

Upon inserting the template, if your textbox of textBoxID has text in it, the template value will be replaced with the textbox value.