Edit Area

[radoado]

I try integrate EditArea editor http://www.cdolivet.net/editarea/editar ... _full.html in CMSMS (CSS and HTML highlight code), but scripts from EditArea don't working with scripts Scriptaculous (when is Scriptaculous disabled, thus EditArea working).

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[cyberman]

Looks great - think that's a must have for CMSms default ...

Haven't tried yet but if I'm right EditArea use JavaScript too, so there can be a conflict with Scriptaculous  ...

[Dr.CSS]

There is a way to get 2 js to run on one page, something about using the "body onload" call for both of them.

I saw it on http://dynamicdrive.com some FAQ or something...

[cyberman]

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/help.htm#1

http://www.wsabstract.com/javatutors/multiplejava.shtml

[cyberman]

I try integrate EditArea editor

Please tell us more about you've tried to integrate EditArea - it makes easier to help  .

but scripts from EditArea don't working with scripts Scriptaculous (when is Scriptaculous disabled, thus EditArea working).

Have you got an js error ?

If I'm right Scriptaculous is currently used only in listcontent.php ...

[Sub_Kovert]

This would be a really nice addition

[javathunderbird]

Hi,
  I've created a hacking solution to this problem. Here's what I did:
  1. In admin/edittemplate.php, look for the line    include_once("header.php");
                                                          right before this line add    $_SESSION['is_edit_template'] = 1;
                                            right after this line add unset($_SESSION['is_edit_template'] );
      Thus the snippet looks like:

      $_SESSION['is_edit_template'] = 1;
   
      include_once("header.php");

      unset($_SESSION['is_edit_template']);


  2. In admin/themes/default/defaultTheme.php, override the function OutputHeaderJavascript() with the following:

      echo '';

      echo '';
   
    echo '';
   
    if($_SESSION['is_edit_template'] == 1){
      //added by jimthunderbird, editarea library for template editing
    echo '';
   
  echo '
     
// initialisation
editAreaLoader.init({
id: "content" // id of the textarea to transform
,start_highlight: true // if start with highlight
,allow_resize: "both"
,allow_toggle: true
,language: "en"
,syntax: "html"
});





   
   
   
    ';
   
}
else{

     
  echo '';
 
    }

    3. Though minor but I found this tricky, in admin/edittemplate.php, look for the code:
       
        Change it to :
       

        The name and id of the textarea should be diferrent name.


    This concludes my quick hack, though is not even a good one, but it works for me.

With my best,
Jim

[cyberman]

Well done - thanx.

[Silmarillion]

Edit Area is also implemented as a wysiwyg-module, but unfortunately this does not support css/template textareas yet. Some solution to this should be made for CMSms 2.0.

sil.

[cyberman]

but unfortunately this does not support css/template textareas yet. Some solution to this should be made for CMSms 2.0.

Maybe it should possible to choose more than editor  ... one for content/gcb/news, another one for templates/css/userdefined tags.

[Silmarillion]

I agree, and I volenteer to implement it for 2.0... It will happen

[cyberman]

That's are great news !

[Silmarillion]

Actually this functionality is now in cmsms-core for the upcoming 1.1 release. You can try it out by installing svn-version of core and installing the EditArea-module.

Please report any problems, if you try it out!

Best regards
Morten/Silmarillion