AtkTinyMce module - Revision history

bahtiar at 22:40, 31 August 2008

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	'''2.''' Add the following statement to your config.modules.inc or config.inc.php file:		'''2.''' Add the following statement to your config.modules.inc or config.inc.php file:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	module("atktinymce");		module("atktinymce");
			</syntaxhighlight>

	If you installed the module somewhere other than in your default module path, also provide the path, relative to your atkroot:		If you installed the module somewhere other than in your default module path, also provide the path, relative to your atkroot:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	module("atktinymce", atkconfig("atkroot")."extension_modules/atktinymce/");		module("atktinymce", atkconfig("atkroot")."extension_modules/atktinymce/");
			</syntaxhighlight>

	'''3.''' To use the atkTinyMceAttribute in a node, put the following line near the top of the file:		'''3.''' To use the atkTinyMceAttribute in a node, put the following line near the top of the file:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	useattrib("atktinymce.atktinymceattribute");		useattrib("atktinymce.atktinymceattribute");
			</syntaxhighlight>

	'''4.''' Add the attribute to your node in the usual manner:		'''4.''' Add the attribute to your node in the usual manner:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	$this->add(new atkTinyMceAttribute("remarks"));		$this->add(new atkTinyMceAttribute("remarks"));
			</syntaxhighlight>

	== About TinyMCE ==		== About TinyMCE ==

bahtiar at 13:38, 27 December 2006

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	== Description ==		== Description ==

	The ATK TinyMCE module is a module that adds the [[atkTinyMceAttribute]] to your ATK application. It is a [[WYSIWYG]] editor similar to the [[~~atkFCKAttribute~~]], but using TinyMCE as the backend.		The ATK TinyMCE module is a module that adds the [[atkTinyMceAttribute]] to your ATK application. It is a [[WYSIWYG]] editor similar to the [[atkFckAttribute]], but using TinyMCE as the backend.

	== ATK TinyMCE installation instructions ==		== ATK TinyMCE installation instructions ==

bahtiar at 13:35, 27 December 2006

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	== Description ==		== Description ==

	The ATK TinyMCE module is a module that adds an atkTinyMceAttribute to your ATK application. It is a [[WYSIWYG]] editor similar to the [[atkFCKAttribute]], but using TinyMCE as the backend.		The ATK TinyMCE module is a module that adds the [[atkTinyMceAttribute]] to your ATK application. It is a [[WYSIWYG]] editor similar to the [[atkFCKAttribute]], but using TinyMCE as the backend.

	== ATK TinyMCE installation instructions ==		== ATK TinyMCE installation instructions ==

	1. Place the atktinymce directory somewhere in your application, preferably in the external modules/ dir.		'''1.''' Place the atktinymce directory somewhere in your application, preferably in the external modules/ dir.

	2. Add the following statement to your config.modules.inc or config.inc.php file:		'''2.''' Add the following statement to your config.modules.inc or config.inc.php file:

	module("atktinymce");		module("atktinymce");

	:If you installed the module somewhere other than in your default module path, also provide the path, relative to your atkroot:		If you installed the module somewhere other than in your default module path, also provide the path, relative to your atkroot:

	module("atktinymce", atkconfig("atkroot")."extension_modules/atktinymce/");		module("atktinymce", atkconfig("atkroot")."extension_modules/atktinymce/");

	3. To use the atkTinyMceAttribute in a node, put the following line near the top of the file:		'''3.''' To use the atkTinyMceAttribute in a node, put the following line near the top of the file:

	useattrib("atktinymce.atktinymceattribute");		useattrib("atktinymce.atktinymceattribute");

	4. Add the attribute to your node in the usual manner:		'''4.''' Add the attribute to your node in the usual manner:

	$this->add(new atkTinyMceAttribute("remarks"));		$this->add(new atkTinyMceAttribute("remarks"));

bahtiar at 13:34, 27 December 2006

2006-12-27T13:34:22Z

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== Description ==

The ATK TinyMCE module is a module that adds an atkTinyMceAttribute to your ATK application. It is a [[WYSIWYG]] editor similar to the [[atkFCKAttribute]], but using TinyMCE as the backend.

== ATK TinyMCE installation instructions ==

1. Place the atktinymce directory somewhere in your application, preferably in the external modules/ dir.

2. Add the following statement to your config.modules.inc or config.inc.php file:

module("atktinymce");

:If you installed the module somewhere other than in your default module path, also provide the path, relative to your atkroot:

module("atktinymce", atkconfig("atkroot")."extension_modules/atktinymce/");

3. To use the atkTinyMceAttribute in a node, put the following line near the top of the file:

useattrib("atktinymce.atktinymceattribute");

4. Add the attribute to your node in the usual manner:

$this->add(new atkTinyMceAttribute("remarks"));

== About TinyMCE ==

The TinyMCE editor is Copyright (c)2003-2006 Moxiecode Systems AB and made available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Documentation and license file can be found in the ext/tinymce subdir and on its homepage:

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/