I have a Contao 3.x website where I use CDN for the assets. The problem that gives rise to on the backend is that TinyMCE does not work anymore. I read that there is a different cdn js for loading TinyMCE with CDN, but on a Contao (or probably the same with any other CMS using TinyMCE), and especially the backend, something like that is auto configured by the system. I could try to make a core change inserting a script tag on the template, but that is not optimal at all and not what I am looking for as a solution.
Anyone knows if there is a workaround with Access Control or something? I use Amazon CDN.
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Let me preface this by saying my knowledge of node apps and javascript is very limited, all my programming knowledge comes from a python data analyst background.
So, I am trying to learn frontend and build an app in Svelte. I will serve this app with another backend so I will not be using SvelteKit. I am also using Ionic for my UI framework. I will probably use Routify for routing but this is beyond the scope of this question. Also, I know svelte isn't officially supported by Ionic but i'm not interested in using another framework.
The simple method would be to include the Ionic CDN in the svelte index.html. However, I would like to keep my files in one place when I build the final app and not require a CDN or even possibly a network connection if I decide to use Capacitor to build for mobile devices. So, I'm not sure how to proceed. I would like to bundle Ionic (Ionic/Core - IonicIcons) with the default JS and CSS bundles that svelte builds using Rollup. Googling around a bit iv'e discovered I apparently need to use something called "rollup-plugin-css-only" to bundle the CSS and somehow include the JS files in commonjs in the "rollup.config.js". I tried adding the path to the JS files to commonjs but I couldn't see any changes to the bundled JS the svelte outputs. I also have no idea how to use add the css or use "rollup-plugin-css-only". Instructions and explanations iv'e found haven't been very helpful.
So, in summary... I'm trying to bundle Ionic into my svelte project without using a CDN and haven't figured out how too do it yet. I also may not be understanding this workflow correctly so let me know if I got something wrong. I just need an explanation or example of Ionic bundled in a svelte app. I would also like to mention that the workflow I am looking to accomplish will also allow custom themes in Ionic with the CSS processing.
I have a backend module for my extension which allows the user to upload images to certain records.
So far so good. But just uploading images from the desktop is not enough.
I've already searched on the internet, the TYPO3 API and it's extensions but couldn't find anything helpfull.
This is not possible, sorry - the API is not meant to be used in the FE
after upgrading from Typo3 7.6.30 to 8.7.20 my typolinks are not working correctly. The resulting links in the website have _blank as target.
No matter if the links are internal links or external links.
maybe something lets TYPO3 think you always have external URLs.
what is your domain definition, absRefPrefix, baseURL?
have you a clean https-handling?
Since version 3, plone.protect provides automatic CSRF protection.
Plone 4.3 includes, by default, plone.protect 2.0.
Can I just upgrade to start using this feature in Plone 4.3?
I have only a little experience with it and played around with plone.protect 3.x and Plone 4.3.2, but nothing serious.
I had also a lot of addons installed, so I cannot say if there were problems with Plone itself, or an addon.
Here are my notes:
Yes you can enable it, but your installation will stop work.
So... No you cannot :-)
First plone.protect.aut 3.0 handles every POST/GET request by default.
For example Session handling is a write request, so you have to fix this manually wherever it's in use!
Second writing data in annotations (IAnnotation), it's also protected by default, so have to find every place where annotations are used (For example Portlets storage) and fix it.
If your testing environment is in a good shape :-) you will get it work, but out of the box Plone 4.3 is not ready to use it.
Conclusion:
The main problem are GET requests, which ends up with a database change.
I now this is wrong but Plone 4.3 and/or mainly the addons have this behavior.
You will end up in extending the plone.protect.auto feature by a whitelist.
I wrote all the auto-csrf stuff. I would recommend against using it in Plone 4 unless you want to invest a lot of time into it.
Easiest way to fix using it on Plone 5 would be to add in some javascript that automatically protects almost everything for you when logged in. That won't deal with ZMI and then it depends on javascript to work.
JavaScript would do a couple things:
add the authenticator token to all forms that post back to the site
add the authenticator token to all admin urls that potentially do writes to the database. For instance, the "Edit" button does a write to the database because in Plone 4, AT Content Types makes a temporary object in the database. Also, it writes with locking support.
add authenticator token to all ajax requests. Use something like https://api.jquery.com/ajaxSend/ to add the token.
I know Orchard contains a built-in set of options for TinyMCE with uploading media, but is there an equivalent for just uploading standard documents that is similar so users can link to them in the editor?
Have you tried TinyMCE Deluxe?
http://gallery.orchardproject.net/List/Modules/Orchard.Module.TinyMceDeluxe
You can use any of the official pluggins
You can use TinyMceDeluxe, as mentioned, which lets you use TinyMCE plugins. Then, you can use a TinyMCE plugin to get the functionality you need. Here are some of the options that I'm aware of:
MCFileManager
TinyBrowser
Ajax file/image manager
PDW File Browser