126 Reply by Felix Riesterer

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Re: Options for converting URLs.

princewei wrote:

"Easy to integrate, takes only two lines of code."

Yes, this is fully true.

princewei wrote:

I wish this was true.  I have attempted for days to integrate tinyMCE with a blank page developed in Dreamweaver / PHP, and again in Drupal, and both times am not able to see any functionality in the end-user screen.  No GUI, no tinyMCE engine apparently working.

Then you must have missed something.

princewei wrote:

I am under the impression that this is very much "not" a tool for anything but hardcore developers.  I could be wrong but have hit a wall and need to pull out unless you can suggest something else or a resource / reference for getting tinyMCE to work.  The net and the forums are full of data, but little I have found that is targeted and relevant to this need.  Please let me know what you think.

You haven't opened your own thread and the topic of this one hardly fits to your problem, so I do think you really must have missed something. Maybe the FAQ for starters? Especially the part about providing as much relevant info as possible...?

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127 Reply by jobizmi

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Re: Options for converting URLs.

The only thing is TinyMCE can be slow and not supported by some browsers, is that fixed in the next versions or?

128 Reply by Felix Riesterer

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Re: Options for converting URLs.

The browser support must come from the browser makers. TinyMCE just makes use of the browsers' WYSIWYG feature. Performance issues can't be helped much if you use older machines.

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Re: Options for converting URLs.

Sorry to cross-post but this thread seems vaguely active. Please can the issues mention in the thread here http://www.tinymce.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=10317 regarding the urlconverter_callback be looked into. thanks

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I've installed TinyMCE as a Drupal module and I'm really unlcear where I would set "convert_urls : false".

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Re: Options for converting URLs.

On a forum post I found a suggestion inorder to always save the full url was to use: remove_script_host : false as well, this worked in Firefox, which displayed the full url. However IE didn't. Now I don't know what to do to solve the problem, I would really prefer not having to do any script related replacement in either JS or PHP.
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Re: Options for converting URLs.

Lewisc wrote:

I would really prefer not having to do any script related replacement in either JS or PHP.

When it comes to IE... well... you know what webdevelopers think about this poor excuse for a browser, don't you?

If "remove_script_host" set to false doesn't do the trick and you have document_base_url set to a suitable value then I have no other suggestion than to manually "fix" the URLs in your document using the onSaveContent event.

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