Currently forena facilitates the editing and saving of reports, but because of the custom attributes, you couldn't use a WYSIWYG editor. The plan is to save away custom attributes in the report body before presentation and merge them back in so that end users could modifiy reports that were created by wizards.

This would at least work with TinyMCE, but should work with other wysiwyg html editors.

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rconstantine’s picture

rconstantine CreditAttribution: rconstantine commented

I'd recommend getting the WYSIWYG module to work with it rather than just one editor.

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metzlerd CreditAttribution: metzlerd commented

Of course, that's the plan. May have some plugins support that leans towards a preference in wysiwyg. Not all wysiwyg are pluggable. But I'm definitely planning on doing this via the wysiwyg module.

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metzlerd CreditAttribution: metzlerd commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Implemented basic support. The editing user interface adds back in custom tags that were stripped based on id attributes. It also makes sure that there is an id on every node that has an frx attribute.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

khowal’s picture

khowal CreditAttribution: khowal commented
Issue summary: View changes

Hi !

I am getting Malformed label option error in place of charts. Could admin guide me how to resolve the issue ?

metzlerd’s picture

metzlerd CreditAttribution: metzlerd commented

Are you the same person who just suggested that this was an incompatibility with current version of php SVGGraph on Youtube? Were you able to solve this problem by downgrading? If so I will focus on some testing with current version.

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khowal CreditAttribution: khowal as a volunteer and commented

Dear metzlerd,

I am not the same person who suggested downgrading with the current. But, Yes I did follow the advice. The advice resulted in showing up 2 charts only. I have tried all versions from 2.11 onwards, but no luck with all the example charts. Please guide me on this what is the right solution.

Thanks

metzlerd’s picture

metzlerd CreditAttribution: metzlerd commented

If the sample reports don't work correctly, the most common reason has to do with input text formats being applied that cause the inline SVG to be filtered out. Could you check your forena configuration and see if it is specifying an input format that alters HTML? You might consider uncheck in the box in the basic forena configuration to disable the use of the input format system.

I will check back and report on the current PHP SvgGraph and report on what versions have been tested.

khowal’s picture

khowal CreditAttribution: khowal as a volunteer and commented

No good sir !!

metzlerd’s picture

metzlerd CreditAttribution: metzlerd commented

I have verified the error occurs with PHP SVGGarph 2.23. The last tested version was 2.18. I have created a separate open issue to track progress on this as this noes not appear to be related to the issue summary described above. Follow #2777721: Malformed Label when using SVGGraph 2.23 for further updates on this issue.

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khowal CreditAttribution: khowal as a volunteer and commented

Thank you Sir !!