Re: TinyMCE requires KSS?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Balazs Ree [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 2:30 AM
> To: Jon Stahl
> Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Plone-website] TinyMCE requires KSS?
> 
> 2009. 05. 25, hétfő keltezéssel 17.56-kor Jon Stahl ezt írta:
> > Rob-
> >
> > We just installed TinyMCE 1.1rc on Plone.org, which has KSS disabled.
> > TinyMCE doesn't load, which we found surprising.  Does it depend on
> > KSS somehow?  If so, this is probably not so good, since KSS is
> > already optional on plone-trunk.
> 
> Having a quick look of the Products.TinyMCE package, it seems indeed
> that the loading of the editor is implemented through the loader of
> KSS, by using the following rule:
> 
> textarea.mce_editable:load {
> 	action-client: init-tinymce;
> }
> 
> Not having been involved with the development of the package, I can
> only guess that the goal here was to depend on a single loading
> mechanism that also works with ajax (inline editing).
> 
> There are probably more alternatives to fix this, and none of them is
> specific to kss but rather to finding the most effective loading
> solution in a mix of the different stacks. Some directions that I see:
> 
> - provide a script that invokes tinymce's official loader, and include
> it statically in the pages where needed, to do the whole job. In this
> case it won't work with ajax but it will load tinymce on every page
> where the script is included.
> 
> - work out the way to load tinymce from jquery's documentready, in this
> case there will be a single loading mechanism, but the package will
> depend on jquery also.

Thanks, Balazs -- helpful advice!  I would think that using jquery's method would work. Plone already includes & requires jquery, so TinyMCE can safely assume it is installed.

:jon
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