WYMeditor (wysiwyg module)

[Kimmik]

I integrated the WYMedior into WB.

Install via backend or manually.

There's one downside, you have to add class="wymupdate" to the submit button in the wysiwyg module:
>> /modules/wysiwyg/modify.php
line 68:
<input type="submit" class="wymupdate" value="<?php echo $TEXT['SAVE']; ?>" style="width: 100px; margin-top: 5px;" />
- not needed since version 1.1

regards, Kimmik

[Ralf (Berlin)]

Hello Kimmik,

thank you for this useful integration - I really missed a pure editor with this features.

I'm missing some features to make the WYMeditor to a powerfull WB editor:

• access to the classes of the active template (button classes at the right side)
• access to media directory for using images (pure url is not userfriendly)
• additional options for using images: size, positioning etc.
• embedding objects i.e. flash

Having this abilities the WYMeditor would be my first choice at a dozen websites...

Regards
Ralf

[Luisehahne]

Hi Ralf,

i saw him before two weeks. It's a really simple and fast editor WYMeditor = "what you see is what you mean".
I don't think that the Editor becomes the features you wrote from the Editor Developer team.

Do you see the timeline? There some bugs

http://trac.wymeditor.org/trac/timeline

@Kimmik
many thanks for your good work. WB is needing guys like you.

Dietmar

[Ralf (Berlin)]

@Dietmar:

i saw him before two weeks. It's a really simple and fast editor WYMeditor = "what you see is what you mean".
I don't think that the Editor becomes the features you wrote from the Editor Developer team.

shurely not - if we want to integrate (and I want it!) WYMeditor to WB we have to use the interface of it and to adapt it to WB - it should be possible if you take a look at TRAC most is already realized (i.e. language selection, imageDialog, Classes a.s.o.).

@Kimmik:
What I want to say is: you have made a very good job, please go ahead and try to adapt and integrate WYMeditor smooth to WB... 

Regards
Ralf

[Kimmik]

Here's the newest version of the modul.
It doesn't require a change to the submit button anymore.

Normal installation via the backend is all that's needed.

[Stefek]

Hello Kimmik,

thats great that it is no more needed to adjust the wysiwyg module.

I think you were aware of two additional icons in the FCK Editor, one for internal pages (choose wb Link) and one for droplets.

See also here:
http://www.websitebaker2.org/forum/index.php/topic,1670.msg89971.html#msg89971

It wsa great if you (or someone else) may implement those features into the WYMeditor.

Kind Regards,
Stefek

[dbs]

hello,

in wb-portable with wb2.7 & wb2.8:

Code:

Notice: Undefined variable: section_id in ...\wbdemo\modules\wymeditor\include.php on line 70

only wb-portable-problem?

dbs

[Luisehahne]

\wbdemo\modules\wymeditor\include.php on line 70

Zur Zeit gibt es noch keine offzielle Unterstützung für den wymeditor. Hat den schon jemand angepasst. Bisher noch keine Info. Da muss dann der Module Entwickler ran.

Dietmar

[dbs]

but on amasp:

http://www.websitebakers.com/pages/admin/admin-tools/wymeditor.php

dbs

[Luisehahne]

 Wird wohl dann dein Problem lesen. Sonst PM an ihn.

Dietmar

[erpe]

Hi

Kimmik has obviously retired from websitebaker.
Would be nice if someone will maintain this module, for editors need more maintaining than other modules.

rgds

erpe

[dbs]

my modul-rss-feed says new/update module wymeditor and i go and download it, but i don't look at version-date, only look at site-modified-date. *g*

dbs

[Ralf (Berlin)]

Would be nice if someone will maintain this module, for editors need mor maintaining than other modules.

I think all modules should be maintained continously 

But you are right: I think editor modules are more sensitive than other.

WYMeditor would be a very valuable module for WB especially in multiuser environments and is fully within the philosophy "as simple as possible".

So it would be very, very nice if someone will take care about integration of WYMeditor!

Regards
Ralf

[dbs]

i mean, the wymeditor should be moved from "admintools" to under "construction" or "2 to list"

dbs

[Waldschwein]

Hello!

Here is version v1.2.0.

It contains WYMeditor v0.5 RC2.

Changes to version 1.1
- Recoded include.php:
Does not require WB database anymore. Also makes use of several settings - it's easier to customize now.


Known issue: There is a JavaScript error - but it's not possible for me to remove it.

We need

Code:

wymupdate = document.getElementsByName("wysiwyg'.$id.'").getElementsByTagName("input");

for saving.
I made some experiment with jQuery - but unfortunately it doesn't work...

Code:

wymupdate = $('form[@name=wysiwyg".$id."] > input');

Yours Michael

[hellblazer]

WYM expected a textarea within the name "wysiwyg" but afaik the
function inside WB uses "content" ... so you will have to change the line as follow:

Code:

wymupdate = document.getElementsByName("content'.$id.'").getElementsByTagName("input");

the other line you posted doesn't make sense at all, as there is no element within this name.

Regards
Hellblazer

[erpe]

@Michael

habe dir bei AMASP Access für die Seite gegeben.
Kannst das überarbeitete dann selbst eben hochladen.

Danke, dass du dich um das Modul kümmerst.

Gruss

erpe

edit: upps, sorry for posting in wrong language......

[Waldschwein]

Hello!

Thanks erpe, I will upload it when optimizing the last things.

@hellblazer: Yes, I had a logical failure here... I will correct it, perhaps with jQuery (because WYMeditor needs it anyway, we'll see).

About all the feature wishes from last year: I don't think we should put here all features inside we can get. We have three - four "feature blown" editors (FCKEditor, CKEditor, TinyMCE, perhaps XINHA). I think it's better having two smaller editors (WYMeditor and the other "new" one nicEdit) people can choose of. We should better prepare them the way everybody can easily put any plugin into it him/herself if they wish.

Yours Michael

[snark]

would be great to have a alteration to the regular wysiwyg module where you can choose an editor for the instance of the module in stead of how it is now and choose one editor for the whole site ...

[Waldschwein]

would be great to have a alteration to the regular wysiwyg module where you can choose an editor for the instance of the module in stead of how it is now and choose one editor for the whole site ...

Yes, that would be best. In fact, the current WYSIWYG module is a bit very poor in functionality - well, it is just an API that provides the "show_wysiwyg_editor" function for the editors, nothing more.
I am playing quite a long time with the idea combining the current WYSIWYG module with the history function from thorn http://nettest.thekk.de/docs/wysiwyg_history/files/naturaldocs_txt/title-txt.html and providing a GUI in "Admin-Tools" where admins can customize their editor without accessing the config / include.php files.
The only problem is... That would need quite a bunch of PHP knowledge... and of course time. If anybody is willing to help it would be a real pleasure.
In fact it isn't even a "Core replacement" because... WYSIWYG is just a normal module itself, too. Just an important one.

Yours Michael