Hello everyone, I am trying to add the capabilities of a WYSIWYG editor to my Tapestry 5.3.8 project, namely TinyMCE.
I have some questions regarding use of JavaScript in my pages/components: 1) Reading https://tapestry.apache.org/legacy-javascript.html , the preferred way to reference a javascript library is to use the @Import annotation and not referencing via <script src> in the tml file. If I do it the second way and reference the script in a component that is used multiple times on the same page, it is not ensured that the javascript is added only once to the resulting source. Am I correct? 2) TinyMCE is used via an "init" method that has a "selector" argument to choose which html elements will be replaced with the editor. I placed the "init" method at the beginning of the component containing the elements to be replaced. I then chose the editable element to be an element inside an <t:If>. The editor is not shown because the element that is editable is only shown after an event happens (i.e. clicking). My component works like this: - If the component has no content, nothing is shown in a content field. You can click on the content field to activate the editor. - If the component has content, it is shown in a pure read-only field. When you double-click on the content field, the editor should be shown instead. - The above is done by refreshing zones and toggling Boolean values. How should I do it right? Creating a mixin that receives the script? Regards, Daniel P.
