I'm using the WYSIWYG module as it offers so much more flexibility and smoother configuration that the FCKEditor module, especially when using more than one WYSIWYG editor.
Do you have any plans of adding support for it?
I'm using the WYSIWYG module as it offers so much more flexibility and smoother configuration that the FCKEditor module, especially when using more than one WYSIWYG editor.
Do you have any plans of adding support for it?
Comments
Comment #1
ndeschildre commentedHello!
At the moment, we are not, but I agree, this module would be much better. The little extra work needed will be to declare our FckEditor plugin to FckEditor with this module.
Comment #2
tsvenson commentedHi,
Unfortunately I am no experienced developer so I don't really know how difficult declaring the plugin would be. Does it mean changes to any of your Drupal modules or is it purely related to the FCKEditor?
If its just the FCKEditor I might give it a shot myself.
Comment #3
ndeschildre commentedIt really depends on how the wysiwyg module handle plugins for the editors.
It may be a very simple declaration, or it may be more complicated, the module needs to be read.
Good luck
Comment #4
dcomfort commentedIn addition, it would be great to have support for CKEditor. Are there any plans in the works for that?
Comment #5
ndeschildre commentedSo far, not yet!
Comment #6
mrvinch commentedI'd like to second the request for the plugin element to support CKEditor.
I've hunted around in the module and have an idea what I'm looking at, would you be able to briefly outline the files/concepts I should be looking at in order to make this happen?
I'll have a go at writing CKEditor support in.
Comment #7
ndeschildre commentedWell, the basic idea of the plugin is a dialog box, that take the list of multimedia element listed in a nodereference in the node edit article, put in in a combobox, where the user can select. When the user select a multimedia element and hit OK, a placeholder (an HTML comment) is put in the body. This placeholder contains the nid of the multimedia element, and the formatter to use.
You can look at the FckEditor plugin in the fckeditor_plugin directory.
Cheers,
Nicolas
Comment #8
BetaTheta commentedsubscribe
Comment #9
zooki commentedWhat has happened with regards to this? I am looking to use CKeditor and WYSIWYG module
thank you.
Comment #10
ndeschildre commentedThere is at the moment no work being done on this from our part. We are still using FckEditor, and I am not seeing a change in the near future.
Cheers,
Nicolas