Hi, TinyMCE is a great editor (that’s what I think) and it does provide clean HTML tags (that’s what I need). My problem with 4D Write Pro is the permanent use of <span>. I have no need of font name or font size in my rich text. So, I wish to use TinyMCE in a web area...
Well, what is the state of the art with the topic of the TinyMCE integration with 4D? - Rolf Bachmann kindly provides a free component on Github : <https://github.com/4dgeek/4d-component-tinymce> It works with very few 4D code, and it works. Rolf made that in 2013 and updated it several times. There are 3 releases for 4D v13, v14 and v15. Rolf uses TinyMCE 4.x for that component. I do not now what changes he made or did not make in the standard TinyMCE. - Thomas Maul uses TinyMCE for its Email component. Actually, I have not tried it. (I thing it was an older version of TinyMCE.) – In your talks about TinyMCE, some seemed to have difficulties, in particular refreshment issues. Rolf Bachmann’s use of TinyMCE is the most simple possible (and it is great that way). My own needs would make me go further with customization : using templates, CSS and classes of style, etc. So, my question: have some of you been further recently using tinyMCE in Web Area? if yes, what about this work in progress? lot of issues? few? :) TinyMCE on the web: <https://www.tinymce.com> Best regards, -- Foucauld Pérotin In this world of imperfection we gladly welcome even partial intimacies. - Robert Louis Stevenson, Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes ********************************************************************** 4D Internet Users Group (4D iNUG) FAQ: http://lists.4d.com/faqnug.html Archive: http://lists.4d.com/archives.html Options: http://lists.4d.com/mailman/options/4d_tech Unsub: mailto:[email protected] **********************************************************************
