TinyMCE for user 1 & weight [#117253]

I've been playing with TinyMCE module (released on 8th February) on Drupal 5.1 and discovered two things:

there is no option to control if user 0 (super admin) can or can't use tinymce module (is this actually feature request?)
i've created a tinymce profile called "administrator" and defined another profile for "authenticated user". When I was testing the behaviour although the user belongs to "administrator" group/role the "authenticated user" profile was shown to him.

I hope these are actually bugs not some stupid mistakes I've made.

Comments

Comment #1

lenart commented 8 February 2007 at 20:04

I forgot to add another issue:
Input format should be Full HTML when TinyMCE module is enabled. The content get's filtered out otherwise.

Comment #2

kreynen commented 8 February 2007 at 22:06

You're saying when you install TinyMCE it should change your default input setting. I'm not sure everyone would appreciate that "feature".

Comment #3

lenart commented 9 February 2007 at 16:02

It should probably change the default input settings/filter to Full HTML (or some other custom filter) for all users that are allowed or are using TinyMCE.

My problem: I would like site administrators to be able use TinyMCE for input. Since they should be able to insert images, headings, tables etc. the submitted content should not be filtered by Filtered HTML (site default). All other users should not use TinyMCE and can only use Filtered HTML filter.

As far as I know you cannot assign default input filter per node so Filtered HTML should be the default one. It feels a bit stupid to ask admins to change input every time they edit content. Maybe there's another way to achieve the same functionality that I'm not aware of.

Anyone?

Comment #4

MisterV commented 2 September 2007 at 21:16

AFAIK, the super admin = authenticated user, and no change can be made to it (this topic is the closest I've seen to consider the issue).

As for comment #1, just (manually) add more tags that don't get filtered out rather than use full html. If you enable the image button, you'd want img, if the table button table-thead-tbody-tr-th-td, etc... As far as automating this... You could argue that enabling a button (for anyone) should get the script to automatically update a filter profile, but if so which one? It's possible (if you have people use TinyMCE to assign a filter profile to each TinyMCE profile), but quite a bit of work...

Comment #5

David Latapie commented 13 September 2007 at 04:24

I’ve got a similar feature request for the Filter default module: Default for super-admin. Not that it helps much, but I confirm that here too, there is no discrimination between authenticated user and super-admin (and I believe there should be such a discrimination).