This is what I used in my application as an example.
Add the following to your setup.py under install requires list.
"tw2.tinymce",
Run python setup.py development to install.
In my form.py :
import tw2.tinymce as TM
>
>
class TinyMCE(TM.TinyMCEWidget):
> # Provide default parameters, value, etc... here
> # default = <some-default-value>
> pass
>
>
>
>
> class Edit_Page(EditableForm):
> """
> Form to edit page
> """
>
> __model__ = Agenda_Item
> __check_if_unique__ = True
> __require_fields__ = ['title', 'text',]
> __limit_fields__ = [ 'title', 'text','author' ]
> __field_order__ = ['author','title', 'text']
> # overide field attributes
> text = TinyMCE
>
> edit_page = Edit_Page(DBSession)
>
>
The above worked nicely in my form and parameters can be added to control
what is available to the editor. See TinyMCE <http://www.tinymce.com>
On Saturday, February 16, 2013 10:22:48 PM UTC-6, Herc Casiple wrote:
>
> How can i implement TINY MCE in Turbogears 2.0? I am using a Mak file for
> my display. Is it possible?
>
>
> Newbie in Tg2. Thanks
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