Re: [Xsltforms-support] TinyMCE

[Alain C. <ala...@ag...>]

Hello Kristian,

I think that I have just found a workaround for the getContent() issue 
with TinyMCE4 when adding a line: I have added a test to avoid useless 
setContent() call when value is actually unchanged...

Please have a look at latest revision (rev.615).

Thank you for your feedback!

--Alain

Le 19/05/2015 10:12, Kristian Kankainen a écrit :
> The thing that irritate me the most with these bogus elements, is that 
> they seem not be valid according to my TinyMCE settings. Since I keep 
> getting <br> instead of <br /> I can't parse the input as XML.
>
> My current solution is to delete (in the serialised string) the bogus 
> elements, convert <br> to <br/> and then parse the (hopefully valid) 
> xml and delete all the rest of the @data-mce* attributes.
>
> This is very fragile and I would insist in using the API method since 
> that is what it is there for... What is the major issue using it in 
> XSLTForms? Looking at the TinyMCE4 API documentation it doesn't seem 
> to have changed and is still the supposed way of getting "clean" 
> content from the editor.
>
> Kristian
>
> 18.05.2015 23:26, Alain Couthures kirjutas:
>> Hello Kristian,
>>
>> This forum post seems too old to be related to TinyMCE4. With 
>> TinyMCE3, the getContent() method worked perfectly for each event 
>> that XSLTForms has to capture. Unfortunately, with TinyMCE4, there is 
>> a major issue using this method as soon as a new line is entered...
>>
>> That is why I had to search for an alternative solution and the 
>> innerHTML property seems good enough except for some extra attributes 
>> that you have noticed. Do you think that some regular expression 
>> could remove them?
>>
>> --Alain
>>
>> Le 14/05/2015 23:39, Kristian Kankainen a écrit :
>>> Hello again!
>>>
>>> Okey, I now understood and accepted that the content has to be 
>>> serialized. But I now get un-clean input from the TinyMCE equipped 
>>> fields.
>>>
>>> I get (serialized) <br data-mce-bogus="1"> elements saved in my 
>>> database. I understand TinyMCE uses these elements internally so 
>>> that users can put the cursor inside empty elements when clicking. 
>>> But these bogus elements should be automatically cleaned away before 
>>> the form data gets sent to the server!
>>> Reading the whole thread about the problem, this post [1] by the 
>>> main developer says that:
>>>> Use the proper API:s tinymce.activeEditor.getContent() or save etc. 
>>>> Raw HTML should never be stored or extracted. TinyMCE never 
>>>> produces any internal data-mce-bogus output if you use our methods 
>>>> for content extraction.
>>>
>>> Could this be the problem in XSLTForms, that the proper API isn't 
>>> used? I'm sorry I can't look at the code myself. This is my TinyMCE 
>>> config in XSLTForms:
>>>>       <schema xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" 
>>>> targetNamespace="http://www.agencexml.com/xsltforms/rte">
>>>>         <simpleType name="standardHTML">
>>>>           <restriction base="xf:HTMLFragment" xsltforms:rte="TinyMCE"/>
>>>>           <annotation>
>>>>             <appinfo>
>>>>               {
>>>>                 element_format : "xhtml",
>>>>                 browser_spellcheck: true,
>>>>                 entity_encoding: "numeric",
>>>>                 cleanup: true,
>>>>                 plugins: [
>>>>                   "autolink lists link charmap",
>>>>                   "searchreplace code fullscreen",
>>>>                   "insertdatetime paste"
>>>>                 ],
>>>>                 toolbar: "undo redo | bold italic underline | 
>>>> alignleft aligncenter alignright alignjustify | bullist numlist 
>>>> outdent indent | link | charmap",
>>>>                 statusbar : false
>>>>               }
>>>>             </appinfo>
>>>>           </annotation>
>>>>         </simpleType>
>>>>       </schema>
>>> I use version 4.1.9 of TinyMCE and I think the XSLTForms code is 
>>> version 614.
>>>
>>> Can I send some more information for reproducing this?
>>>
>>> Thank you in advance
>>> Kristian K
>>>
>>> [1] http://www.tinymce.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=109291#p109291
>>>
>>
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