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Are there any plans for a Drupal 7 port of this module? (Or any recommendations for an alternative if not).
Thanks.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#24 | wysiwyg_filter-865034-24.patch | 50.39 KB | skilip |
#11 | 865034-11-wysiwyg_filter-d7-upgrade.patch | 45.49 KB | nedjo |
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tsvenson CreditAttribution: tsvenson commentedFollow, really interested in this as well.
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sammyman CreditAttribution: sammyman commentedReally interested in this right now.
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mike503 CreditAttribution: mike503 commented+1
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saintiss CreditAttribution: saintiss commented+1
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danielnolde CreditAttribution: danielnolde commented+1
A short status note from the maintainer would be really nice, how the plan for a D7 Port is, or whether it is planned at all, and what kind of help is needed.
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markus_petrux CreditAttribution: markus_petrux commentedOh, yes, it would be nice. Though, I'm afraid I'll still be focussed on D6 for a while, and I do not have the time right now to do this port. :(
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savioret CreditAttribution: savioret commentedI'm very interested too, this is a great module and should be ported to D7 :-)
Comment #8
nedjoMost of the update looks straightforward, but the switch in D7 from getting and setting filter settings using variable_get/variable_set to passing in the $filter argument will require significant reworking plus an upgrade path. See http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules--filter--filter.api.php/functio....
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Comment #11
nedjoHere's the first steps of an upgrade but the more significant work is still to come. I started with coder and, probably unwisely, included code style changes, which makes the patch hard to read. Manual work included upgrading to the new filter hooks.
Todo: update storage, see my comment #8 above.
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bryan.scott CreditAttribution: bryan.scott commentedsubscribe
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geek-merlinsub!
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bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedsubscribe
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bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedmarkus_petrux, any possibility of rolling nedjo's patch as a 7.x dev version?
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JohnnyX CreditAttribution: JohnnyX commentedAny progress? I would use ckEditor with filtered html what removes all the inline styles...
Or have someone found a solution?
Or is it possible to write a small module to pass inline styles thru the html filter? I don't know how difficult it would be...
Comment #17
geek-merlingroked into this and the filter api changes need quite some work.
i'm into that and think i can roll somethin in the next days.
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JohnnyX CreditAttribution: JohnnyX commentedOk, great. Thank's!
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Comment #23
omahmExcellent module and would love to see it ported to 7.
In the meantime, the http://drupal.org/project/htmlpurifier module might be of use, although it isn't as easy to configure.
Comment #24
skilip CreditAttribution: skilip commentedThe patch attached will cover 80% of the work needed to port this great module to 7. It's late, it's saturday evening and I'm not going to finish this in the next few days, so hopefully someone hooks in and makes a first APLHA from it.
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Comment #26
geek-merlinsorry, time flies, but finally i pushed the port into my sandbox:
http://drupal.org/sandbox/axel.rutz/1105784
i'm running this on two production sites and would consider it beta quality.
please post issues in my sandbox until we have a 7.x tag here.
also added: #1105850: Offering to maintain WYSIWYG Filter
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anthonyR CreditAttribution: anthonyR commentedsubscribe
edit: didn't remember that I already posted in this thread. Sorry!
Comment #31
bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedaxel.rutz's module is working for me.
I had to get it here because the link in #24 didn't work
http://drupalcode.org/sandbox/axel.rutz/1105784.git/snapshot/refs/heads/...
just rename the module's folder to "wysiwyg_filter"
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Comment #33
jamescarvin CreditAttribution: jamescarvin commented@ #31, I downloaded http://drupalcode.org/sandbox/axel.rutz/1105784.git/snapshot/refs/heads/... and have been attempting to use this for admin so that I can embed an object ( a YouTube video) into a forum post in D7. To do this I've got to unblacklist objects. I found it at line 87 of wysiwyg_filter.inc . Is deleting this line from the blacklist all I need to do?
Comment #34
geek-merlinhi jamescarvin,
you might add a feature ticket in my issue tracker to "make blacklist configurable" or so.
and yes, for a quick hack deleting said line would be my first try too.
;-)
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Levure CreditAttribution: Levure commentedIs axel.rutz version of wysiwyg filter is compatible with CKEditor ?
I'm having that error instead of the content when I am editing a page :
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wysiwyg_filter_filter_wysiwyg_process() in /www/htdocs/sites/all/modules/ckeditor/includes/ckeditor.page.inc on line 174
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anthonyR CreditAttribution: anthonyR commented@Levure: I'm using it with CKEditor but through WYSIWYG module and it's working properly.
Comment #37
geek-merlin@Levure:
take anthonyR's advice and bet on the wysiwyg module.
if you really have to use ckeditor.module, insert a "require 'wysiwyg_filter.pages.inc'" just before that call.
this will work for now, but may break in the future, because the only supported way to call that function is to respect hook_filter_info's settings.
Comment #38
rv0 CreditAttribution: rv0 commentedaxel.rutz' module is working fine for me.
thanks + subscribe
Comment #39
bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedI've installed axel.rutz's module from #31. I've configured my text formats to include the WYSIWYG filter. Then I configured WYSIWYG filter's settings. All of that seems to work fine, the one BIG problem is that WYSIWYG filter's settings are being ignored.
In the following example, with my configuration, all of these inline css elements should be getting stripped out. But, they are not.
Can anyone else confirm this?
Comment #40
rv0 CreditAttribution: rv0 commentedcant confirm this, it's seems to be working fine for me.
It might be better to make a separate issue for it in axel.rutz sandbox for this project: http://drupal.org/sandbox/axel.rutz/1105784
To others reading this: I discovered an issue when the filter is disabled, fix also posted in the sandbox issue queue: http://drupal.org/node/1151506
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bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedThanks for the suggestion rv0. I just created a new issue here #1153738: Filter settings being ignored
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JohnnyX CreditAttribution: JohnnyX commentedWould you release a dev or beta version in the near future? Or any blocking issues?
I use it at my site and it seems to work fine for me...
Comment #49
geek-merlinno answers from maintainer to willingtohelp-issue and pm, so i would have to file a "takeover" request.
edit: didit.
http://drupal.org/node/1105850#comment-4559990
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bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commented+1 for axel.rutz
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Stomper CreditAttribution: Stomper commentedGo for it, axel
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tjtj CreditAttribution: tjtj commentedI tried the Drupal 7 port. Maybe I am not setting this up correctly, but if I enable WSYIWYG Filter for the text format, the TinyMCE editing icons all disappear! How do I get these back?
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NPC CreditAttribution: NPC commentedSubscribing.
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Comment #58
geek-merlinpuff puff...
white smove is rising...
we have an official D7 release, so this can be closed.
Comment #59
JohnnyX CreditAttribution: JohnnyX commentedMh, updated wysiwyg to new version few days ago and installed the new release today. Doesn't work for me. Rollback to the older patch version and works again. Maybe a bug?
Comment #60
rv0 CreditAttribution: rv0 commentedstrange.. i updated both my wysiwyg (dev) and wysiwyg filter today and all is fine here...
define didn't work, did you get errors? did you check the config?
Comment #61
JohnnyX CreditAttribution: JohnnyX commentedSorry, you're right... I should define my problem *g*
It simple do nothing. With the new module I can't set text align to center or right. Module and filter are still enabled after update. After remove new version with the old and working one all works fine again.
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