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Denver Dave

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2.1 CiviMail - alternate Javascript Content Editors
August 07, 2008, 12:42:40 pm
2.1 Alpha - CiviMail

I think 2.1 gives a choice of two JavaScript content editors which is great, but could someone give a few tips about how to use a our own choice.  Whenever possible, I use http://unverse.net/ because of the extremely small file size and the code is fairly modifiable considering it is JavaScript.

Tips on how to pull in a different editor like Whizzywig from http://unverse.net/ ?

It is free and I don't get any royalties other than the editor is much easier to use and modify than other editors that I have tried.

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Re: 2.1 CiviMail - alternate Javascript Content Editors
August 08, 2008, 05:03:45 am
Dave,

In short:

0. Take a look at packages/HTML/QuickForm/tinymce.php and packages/HTML/QuickForm/fckeditor.php files
1. Based on their contents, prepare your own file integrating new editor.
2. Add new editor type to packages/HTML/QuickForm.php (in $GLOBALS['HTML_QUICKFORM_ELEMENT_TYPES'] array)
3. Add new editor option to civicrm_option_value table (in 'wysiwyg_editor' option value group)
4. Test to see if everything works fine.
Finally: Enjoy your new editor option and contribute your integration file (packages/HTML/QuickForm/whizzywig.php?) back to CiviCRM project. :-)

Thx,
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