Hi,

With the latest TinyMCE package and the latest 6.x-dev version of the module, when I disable tinymce ona textarea as described in the readme.txt, it display the following thing :

<p><br mce_bogus="1"></p>

This is very annoying for people that want to allow non administrator to post content on a website. It's not very "user friendly"

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markcheng’s picture

markcheng commented
Component: Code » Documentation

go see here:
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/examples/example_03.php

tinymce uses class names to determine what textarea should be either explicitly or implicitly included or excluded. If you're still getting the bogus tags move your class name declarations to the top of the argument list directly after the theme declaration like so:

tinyMCE.init({
	mode : "textareas",
	theme : "advanced",
	editor_selector : "mceEditor",
	editor_deselector : "mceNoEditor",
	plugins : "youtube,emotions,preview,media",...etc, etc...etc, etc...(don't actually type etcetera)

Incidentally, this isn't specific to drupal- it's for any site using TinyMCE. Just wanted to point this out because i'm not using Drupal, did have this problem, fixed it myself, and stumbled upon this drupal page from google referring to the issue.

mot’s picture

mot commented

I had this error message as well in #832784: Tinymce disappeared with WYSIWYG when setting the configuration to some other language. Could solve it by installation the TinyMCE language files.

nicoloye’s picture

nicoloye commented
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