Limit WYSIWYG options per section

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By sublmnl - November 2, 2009

Thanks, I'll try it out and see how it goes.

Re: [sublmnl] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By sublmnl - December 3, 2009 - edited: December 3, 2009

okay so we got an item in an older project that just cries out for this.
so now I get to play...

Dave I'm a little confused, are you saying do this:

// this is called once for each wysiwyg editor on the page
function initWysiwyg($fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback) {
global $SETTINGS;
$includeDomainsInLinks = $SETTINGS['wysiwyg']['includeDomainInLinks'] ? "remove_script_host : false," : "";
$programUrl = pathinfo($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'], PATHINFO_DIRNAME);
$programUrl = preg_replace("/ /", "%20", $programUrl);

// call custom wysiwyg functions named: initWysiwyg_sectionName_fieldName() or initWysiwyg_sectionName()
if (__FUNCTION__ == 'initWysiwyg_TableName_FieldName') {
$fieldnameWithoutPrefix = preg_replace("/^field_/", '', $fieldname);
$fieldSpecificFunction = "initWysiwyg_{$GLOBALS['tableName']}_$fieldnameWithoutPrefix";
$sectionSpecificFunction = "initWysiwyg_{$GLOBALS['tableName']}";

if (function_exists($fieldSpecificFunction)) { return call_user_func($fieldSpecificFunction, $fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback); }
if (function_exists($sectionSpecificFunction)) { return call_user_func($sectionSpecificFunction, $fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback); }
}

// display field
print <<<__HTML__

obviously change the names to what I need it to...

I'm thinking there is a step two somewhere I'm missing to tell what in the section I want and don't want.

You can how specify specify the wysiwyg looks on a per section or per field basis.


hmnnn where?

Re: [sublmnl] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By Damon - December 3, 2009

Hi,

Try using the attached wysiwyg_custom.txt file.

The first function is the default wysiwyg editor, the second function is the custom editor, with only 1 row of buttons for example.

Search and find this "initWysiwyg_services_content".

Replace "services" with your section name and "content" with your wysiwyg field you want to customize.

Save it as wysiwyg_custom.php and uploaded it to the /lib/ folder.

To have more custom wysiwyg editors, copy and pastw the 2nd function and change the section and field names.

Add/remove buttons as needed.

I hope this helps. [:)]
Cheers,
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Attachments:

wysiwyg_custom.txt 9K

Re: [Damon] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By sublmnl - March 8, 2010 - edited: March 8, 2010

well the previous project we haven't touched it and the client is still happy but I really want to do this now.

I copied and saved the code as wysiwyg_custom.php and put it in: /cmsAdmin/lib/

Well it works which is great!!! (thank you IT team)
But do I need to declare each section's limitations with their own entry on the custom file.... what if I only want limitations on a few of them?
Looks like the other sections are carrying my changes now....
Attachments:

wyswiyg_custom.txt 9K

Re: [sublmnl] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By Chris - March 9, 2010

Hi sublmnl,

The code in "function initWysiwyg" will run for sections and fields you haven't defined a special "override" function for.

If you want to use the same code for several "override" functions, you can do something like this to have them share your custom code:

// override for table "events", field "content"
function initWysiwyg_events_content($fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback) { my_initWysiwyg($fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback); }
// override for all wysiwyg fields in the "jobs" section
function initWysiwyg_jobs($fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback) { my_initWysiwyg($fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback); }

function my_initWysiwyg($fieldname, $uploadBrowserCallback) {
// CUSTOM CODE HERE...
}

I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions.
All the best,
Chris

Re: [chris] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By sublmnl - March 9, 2010 - edited: April 26, 2010

aaaah.
[crazy]

Thats it.
I read that wrong. I thought there were two entries as examples.
The first entry is the standard non-customized and the second almost identical entry is where you want to make different restrictions/allowances.

Got it!
works. Thanks a lot.

Should make that standard[;)]

Also finally got a closer look at Chris' code.
That is exactly what I needed instead of loading 60 lines over and over... you create a function that gets called that has all the same stuff in it for each section.
nice! Thanks

Re: [sublmnl] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By sublmnl - June 12, 2012

Hi guys, is there an update to this?
The custom wysiwyg tinyMCE code looks different in the later version of CMSB.

Re: [sublmnl] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By Jason - June 13, 2012

Hi,

Could you give a little more information on what you need? Is it exactly the same as the previous thread?

Thanks
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Re: [Jason] Limit WYSIWYG options per section

By sublmnl - June 13, 2012

Well we've been using what Chris wrote (post 15) for few years now and the code in the file has changed in the latest update. I'd like a refresh on how to modify this.

see attached custom wysiwyg php file from version 2.14
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wysiwyg_custom_001.php 6K