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Is there a tweak for the TinyMCE HTML view that will make it keep the formatting that it was entered in? It is really annoying to edit the HTML in HTML View because it removes all the whitespace and formatting.
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Matt Rutledge wrote:
Is there a tweak for the TinyMCE HTML view that will make it keep the formatting that it was entered in? It is really annoying to edit the HTML in HTML View because it removes all the whitespace and formatting.
I don't think that you can stop TinyMCE from messing with your html source, but Tiny has the apply_source_formatting setting that makes it produce nice html code. I don't know how you apply this setting, however, but I'm not really sure about the possibilities with tinyMceConfig.config file. http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Configuration/apply_source_formatting
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Sorry about replying to myself, but it seems that Tiny has the option you're looking for: preformatted, which should preserve tabs and spaces. http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Configuration/preformatted
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Thanks those options are exactly what I am looking for. Now I just need to find out where to apply them. Does anyone know where tinyMCE.init() gets called in Umbraco? I cant seem to find the call.
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Try this one:
\\[YouUmbracoInstallation]\umbraco_client\tinymce\tiny_mce.js
Post your fix once you get it working ;)
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Yoo Hoo! :w00t: I got it thanks to all of your help. It doesnt keep the tabs as nice as I would like but it is way better than having everything slammed into one big mess. What you have to do is this:
1. Open the tiny_mce.js file, in some text editor, located under \\[UMBRACO INSTALLATION]\umbraco_client\tinymce\
2. Then search for the following: this._def("apply_source_formatting"
3. Change the value from false to true and save. Now all formatting takes place in the HTML view.
You can follow the same logic for other configurations or you can add configurations that are missing by adding a new this._def(config, value); item.
Thanks for everyones help!!!! :w00t:
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Matt Rutledge wrote:
Yoo Hoo! :w00t: I got it thanks to all of your help. It doesnt keep the tabs as nice as I would like but it is way better than having everything slammed into one big mess. What you have to do is this:
1. Open the tiny_mce.js file, in some text editor, located under \\[UMBRACO INSTALLATION]\umbraco_client\tinymce\
2. Then search for the following: this._def("apply_source_formatting"
3. Change the value from false to true and save. Now all formatting takes place in the HTML view.
You can follow the same logic for other configurations or you can add configurations that are missing by adding a new this._def(config, value); item.
Thanks for everyones help!!!! :w00t:
Could you publish a fix...?
Red Consulting s.a.s - Umbraco from v1.0
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