Feature suggestion - HTML Editor

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Nic Adams asked 2016-06-01 10:35:46 UTC

Hi Guys,

Any plans to make an HTML editor available as part of WiseJ.Web?

Thanks

Nic

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Luca answered 2016-06-01 13:53:12 UTC

Absolutely. We already have the TinyMCE almost ready to be uploaded in  the extensions. We may add others, but since it's released with the source code it should be easy to change the javascript widget.

For the "built-in" RichTextBox, I'm not sure yet if/how we will provide a much simpler editor with some kind of RTF support, which is kind of obsolete but I'm sure there are projects out there with lots of RTF files that  would need it.

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Jim Chappell answered 2016-11-23 18:45:40 UTC

Is the extension for TinyMCE available?

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Frank (ITG) answered 2016-11-28 18:42:51 UTC

Hi Nic, Hi Jim,

you can find a new extension for the TinyEditor (TinyMCE will follow later) in our download section.

Find a sample using it here:

http://wisej.s3.amazonaws.com/support/attachments/Wisej.TinyEditor.zip

Best regards
Frank

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Guenter Roessler answered 2016-12-11 19:45:05 UTC

Looks good, but what's missing is a function for inserting html at cursor psotion

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Frank (ITG) answered 2017-04-17 23:13:38 UTC

Hi Jim, Guenter, Nic,

TinyMCE extension has been released, see
http://wisej.com/extensions/

Best regards
Frank

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edmond girardi answered 2017-04-21 14:45:01 UTC

So With Tiny MCE - looking at their site -does it actually run from their server or my local server ?

Also - does it need to  be licensed ? Their site mentions a "Cloud Key"

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Luca answered 2017-04-21 15:25:34 UTC

TinyMCE (and CKEditor) are all client-side-only widgets. Nothing runs on the server, it's not like ASP.NET controls.

You can download and host the javascript, css, and plugin files as part of your project, simply change the static Wisej.Web.Ext.TinyMCE.BaseUrl property. Hosting the tinymce files on your server also allows you to use the editor behind a firewall.

Otherwise you can use their free CDN (there are also other free CDN services that host TinyMCE). The cdn key seems to allow you to configure your personalized CDN and premium plugins.

Wisej works with any configuration, it doesn't matter how and where the js/css files come from.

HTH

Best,

Luca