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
Related
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
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.
I am new to Typo3 neos.
I am using neos with version 1.0.2
When i try to add links to custom content types the link will not be proper
and it appears some thing like below.For external urls it works fine.
node://06fbba05-82f1-e0b4-0e5e-4549e7aa4d11
How can i add target blank for external urls and mailto link for emails?
Thank you in advance.
you need to apply a converter to your text that changes the internal presentation of the link to the real link. Examples are in:
Packages/Application/TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes/Resources/Private/TypoScript/Root.ts2
Basically if your custom node type has a property "text", you do:
text.#process.convertUris = TYPO3.Neos:ConvertUris
in your TypoScript prototype.
I think mailto: should work by typing mailto:foo#bar.com into the link box. Setting different targets is currently not supported out of the box, but could be done with a custom processor.
I'm looking for a way to embed Google Docs itself--or a Google Docs-like real-time collaboration of text documents--into a web platform built with Vaadin on top of Google Web Toolkit. Currently our users won't be creating Google IDs and, ideally, we wouldn't need them to (if embedding Google Docs itself). Thanks in advance!
Could you embed the document in an iframe as shown here? (in 5.17.3 Browser Frames)
If you just need a text editor, another solution can be to embed tinymce within you GWT client:
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com
We did it on our project and it works perfectly
I have been using tinyMCE over dojo dijit.editor because tinyMCE wins out on functionality. Though I've just come across this: http://phphtmledit.com/dojo/ShowEditor.php?gclid=CPizxJzR3qQCFQpBbgodFidd9A
which, if I'm reading it correctly, claims to be a dojo editor but has all the functionality of tinyMCE.
So my question: are there more dijit.editor plugins out there? So far I've found these: http://docs.dojocampus.org/dojox/editor/plugins
http://docs.dojocampus.org/dijit/_editor/plugins
In particular, is there an image inserter plugin for dijit.editor?
There is an image uploading / inserting plugin - dojox.editor.plugins.UploadImage
The demo behind your link looks like a demo of the http://cutesoft.net/ WYSIWYG editor. (Found the link in the HTML source) You can always mail cutesoft and ask them if they build their editor on top of dojo...
As far as I know all the editor stuff in dojo is documented behind the links you already found and you can of course always write your own plugin.