I’ve gotten my hopes up a few times and have gone through the many
Rails Tiny_MCE tutorials only to bomb out.
All of these tutorials are significantly different which leads me to
ask if anyone has a very simple Rails app they might share that
demonstrates this feature.
Some frustrations I’ve found are;
- They suggest loading many lines of javascript tags and yields in
the application.html.erb …what about the current :yield?
- The instructions for the rake plugin don’t seem to work the same
anymore
- There’s no examples of using the form_for approach with
form.text_area etc.
I am grateful for any help in this endeavor and happy to share my
results.
David
I’ve gotten my hopes up a few times and have gone through the many
Rails Tiny_MCE tutorials only to bomb out.
All of these tutorials are significantly different which leads me to
ask if anyone has a very simple Rails app they might share that
demonstrates this feature.
I’ve used the tinymce rails plugin. You just drop it in to your app, and
it works like a charm. Unfortunately, I don’t have any code I can post,
though.
SH
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Hey David,
I maintain a plugin for TinyMCE in Rails. You can find it at:
It’s pretty easy to install and setup. See the README on the link
above.
Should only take 2-3 minutes to install, and doesn’t need any complex
yields or special form methods.
Regards
Kieran
On Mar 13, 9:14 am, InventoryTrackers [email protected]
Hello,
I use tiny_mce without any plugin. You have a very clear explanation
on how to doit here :
http://www.ricroberts.com/articles/2008/06/16/tinymce-wysiwyg-text-editor-on-rails
Hope this can help
Nicols