I have added a ImagePlugin as described in https://www.tinymce.com/docs/plugins/imagetools/#sdkinstallation.
I can modify a photo in an editor but I don't know how to save it after modifications.
After posting a form with wysiwyg I get :
Cannot convert
blob:http://10.48.200.155/5e32b981-6e33-48cc-87b1-512abd653912 to
Blob. Resource might not exist or is inaccessible.
When you use the image editing tools to modify an image the editor creates a Base64 encoded new image. This exists (right after the editing) only in the browser. To permanently save the image to something other than Base64 you need to follow these instructions:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/advanced/handle-async-image-uploads/
The net is that the editor can be configured to send the image binary to a script of your choice. That script needs to save the image somewhere appropriate and return JSON with the path to the new image's location.
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I’m using capacitor pdf-generator plugin to create a pdf. I managed to do so as long as the html code is limited to non image tag, code in which I inject some dynamic data by nesting variable using ${ }.
Now, my aim is to bind the src attribute of an ```img`` tag to a variable so that I can change the logo displayed in the created PDF.
Where I fail: what appears on the PDF is a white space with dashed borders (check picture attached). So I guess that the path must be correct because if not it would show the missing icon (issue I went through before I could format correctly the path).
Anyone who already had that trouble?
Finally bypassed this issue by storing the base64 data when selecting a logo and using it directly in the img tag.
<img src="data:image/png;base64,${base64data} " />
You can convert the images to base64 here https://www.base64-image.de/
then add the codes directly to your image tag
TinyMCE 4: I have implemented the image file/upload from local source, using php to save the uploaded file into a directory, with tinyMCE referencing this image. Works fine. This leaves a simple html text file to save in the database.
However, I see that the user can just cut and paste an image directly into the textbox, resulting in the image showing up and becoming a base64 image string, which defeats the purpose of storing only html text. Now the text could become extremely long if this base64 image is not prevented.
Is there a way to prevent this image paste action in tinyMCE? Or better yet, a way to automatically convert this paste into an image file and have it stored in the same place as the other images on the fly?
I know I could convert base64 images to a jpg files and store after submitting the form to a php handler, but would seek a simpler answer if possible.
The documentation is your friend for this issue. TinyMCE can certainly help you convert the images on the fly as they are pasted into the editor:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/advanced/handle-async-image-uploads/
You can also stop the images from appearing in the first place if that is your preference:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/plugins/paste/#paste_data_images
When i did CGContextCreateWithURl(url) it created empty context even though i passed url of existing file. How to get the context of existing PDF file?
From my experience you can't actually draw directly to an existing pdf:
Convert pdf to image
Draw new content to that image
Convert appended image to pdf
Not the smoothest, but it works.
the URL isn't an input. It's where you want the context to write the resulting PDF to.
From the documentation:
url
A Core Foundation URL that specifies where you want to place the resulting PDF file.
I am currently using tinyMCE to edit content within my site and I am looking for a way display an image within the tinyMCE once it has been uploaded to the site.
Note: I am not looking for a means to upload an image directly into tinyMCE. I am looking for the tinyMCE command which would allow me to display an image within the content in the editor after I have uploaded it.
Thanks
You could insert a regular img-tag inside tinymce using a custom plugin or using the setup parameter in your tinymce init. The src should refer to the html location of the image to be uploaded. As soon as the image is available the image will become visible on next reload of the editors content. If you need further assistance feel free to ask.
After successfull uploaded you have the source of the image (img_src). Now you need to add it to the editor like this
tinymce.activeEditor.insertContent('<img alt="photo" src="' + img_src + '"/>');
This is question about tinymce... Current image editor is slow for because it demands opening popup for every new picture I want to add. I have my own external image gallery where each image contains it's url so copy-paste of url's is very easy and fast...
I would like to have button similar to Bold that does following:
To editor I paste url of image (for example: www.site.com/image.jpg) and when i select this url and click on my new button it converts image url to <img src='www.site.com/image.jpg'> and shows image in editor.
I searched plugins and found nothing similar to this.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Ilija
solved!
In documentation there is example how to manipulate text in editor from external commands... end even set them as button