A frequent task in RedDot Open Text CMS template construction is to assign the value of a placeholder to a string so you can perform some kind of logic on it.
After getting pulled in different directions for a while, I was able to come back and work on TinyMCE. I upgraded the integration to pull the permissions for the text element via an AJAX call which was one of the last major hurdles to supporting in-line editing (see https://blogs.missouristate.edu/web/2008/11/03/tinymce-part-deux/). The other hurdle was what to […]
We’ve entered the final stages of testing of the TinyMCE editor in RedDot. I decided to go ahead and provide a distribution so that those of you chomping at the bit can test it out for yourself. Before you get too excited, the edit in place functionality I previously wrote about is not included. Don’t […]
I really do feel fine:-) Wednesday my frustration with the FCKEditor in RedDot CMS hit an all time high. I realized that the majority of the fixes I was working on had nothing to do with RedDot and had more to do with core editor functionality. So I took off on a wild run around […]