Does a tinymce plone plugin exist for this?
I've done a quick search and come up empty.
Try http://pypi.python.org/pypi/collective.tinymcetemplates perhaps?
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It's my first day using Sublime. After simple test, I could not find this function: for a newly created document, BEFORE saving, Sublime seems to be not able to remember variables I've inputed, thus can not autocomplete.
Am I wrong? Any plugin to fix this?
There are a bunch of sublime text plugins available online to help you get rid of that problem. It depends on what kind of plugin you wanted and for what purpose.
These are some of autocomplete plugins available:
SublimeCodeIntel
Auto Close HTML Tags
All Autocomplete
Note: Before you can add plugins, You need to first install Sublime
Package Control. Check here
Do you know if there is an autosave support in TYPO3's backend RTE Editor ?
So that as you write or edit content inside the RTE editor, the changes you make are automatically saved every 2 minutes.
Found this issue http://forge.typo3.org/issues/18657. Don't want to believe that TYPO3 doesn't support backend(!) RTE Editor autosave.
Currently TYPO3 has no built in functionality for autosave content!! Strange but true. But as said by Artur Cichosz, Aloha does that.
I'm running Plone 4.1.4 and when I try to edit a text area that used to display the tinyMCE editor all I get is a dialog box listing a dict of "valid elements". I installed the kupu editor and that works fine, but I prefer tinyMCE. Has anyone run in to this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Browser and version? IE 9 has TinyMCE issues, and requires you to use a development release.
To get around it I had to install a version from github. If you have mr.developer, use:
Products.TinyMCE = git https://github.com/plone/Products.TinyMCE.git branch=GSOC-3.4.x
I have come across this problem as well. In my case I updated Plone 4.1.2 to Plone 4.1.4. The rich widget will not show the TinyMCE editor when the content type has just been added. But after saving the content type and then editing, TinyMCE would appear as expected.
The weird thing is that if you add a new Plone instance and then activate and add your custom AT content type. TinyMCE would render fine on your text fields.
A work around that seemed to solve the issue is to go to portal_setup and on the upgrade tab, select Products.TinyMCE:TinyMCE to upgrade. It would show that the profiles (version 3) on the ZODB and the filesystem are in sync. You can downgrade by clicking on "show old upgrades" and running upgrade profile 1.1->2. This worked for me but please try this on a development instance.
This looks exactly like a problem I had a few days ago. Are you using IE7 or below?
Though I don't know if this is the right way to go (more experienced devs, please advise), this is what I did:
(Assuming a windows box... )
Stopped the plone services
located the file on the filesystem called tiny_mce_init.js (in my case c:\Plone41\eggs\products.tinymce-1.2.10-py2.6.egg\Products\TinyMCE\skins\tinymce\tiny_mce_init.js)
go to line 93 (in my case this contains:
media_strict: false,
remove the comma resulting in media_strict: false
save the file
restart the services
Looks at Thariama's answer here.
I had the same problem (with IE and FF). It looked like the archtype installation was the problem.
After changing the order unter "ZMI->portal_skins->Sunburst Theme" (putting tinymce above archetypes), TinyMCE worked.
(http://plone.293351.n2.nabble.com/Tinymce-not-working-after-custom-type-is-installed-td7566873.html)
I installed the Aptana plugin in my Eclipse, and I use canvas tag in my html file.
I find that the Eclipse can't recognize the canvas tag, it highlight my canvas tags, and display follow msg:
< canvas > is not recognized
How can I fix this problem? thx in advance.
This is most likely coming from the Tidy HTML validator packaged with Aptana's version of Eclipse. If you open the preferences for your HTML browser within Aptana, you can add a regular expression to filter the validation errors.
This can be done by going to the Window > Preferences dialog window. Then, expand Aptana > HTML and select 'Validation'.
The filter would probably look like this:
.*<canvas> is not recognized.*
The specific rule under the Aptana>Editors>HTML>Validation filter is
.*<\s*canvas\s*> is not recognized.*
Doing something more generic like .* is not recognized.* lets any Bad Tag in
The answer, in clear terms, is to go to the HTML>Validation view under preferences as Malaxeur said (for Aptana2 on OSX it was Aptana Studio>Preferences, then Aptana>Editors>HTML>Validation), and create a new rule that resembles the following.
.* is not recognized.*
that's what worked for me. how or why it works, i can't explain.
The error will disappear if using the HTML5 doctype and a more recent version of Eclipse. I'm running Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers (Build id: 20110218-0911) and do not have this issue.
I think it's already fixed in the current Aptana 3 beta. But in Aptana 2 it's still a problem.
To allow not all, but multiple HTML5 Tags you could do it with a filter rule like that:
<(nav|header|section|article|canvas)> is not recognized.
Of course there are some more tags to consider. Just add the ones you need.
Netbeans IDE has code format feature that can be launched using the "Format" item in the "Source" menu. how can I customize this "Format" operation so my formatted code will be in the style that I define. I could not find any special documentation in Netbeans Help or online WIKI.
Tools-Options-Editor-Formatting-(Language:PHP)
Don't forget to configure all categories (Not Tabs and Indents only)
I think right now this is our best bet http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=163030