I have some javascript code that I'd like to use to emulate keyboard typing after I add it to the editor using editor.data.set(). How to do it? Is there any callback that I can use?
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I am building a simple forum on my website using CKEditor as a BBCode editor. I managed to make CKEditor output BBCode just fine by following the example.
However, I do not want to use the 'WYSIWYG' interface. I just want a plain "bbcode source" editor. The WYSIWYG output is not exactly the same as how the output will look on my forum (because I translate the bbcode to html myself and then apply some additional styling) and I don't really like the difference. More importantly, I have a couple "custom bbcode" tags that make no sense outside of my forum and obviously CKEditor doesn't know what to do with them, so I get a mix of bbcode and WYSIWYG output which looks odd.
I can force the CKEditor into 'source mode' by setting the startupMode and removing the source button, but when I do that it disables the entire toolbar!
I want to work in source mode, but still use the various buttons like B, I, etc. When such a button is pressed I just want it to insert the [b] [/b] tags for example around the selected text.
This is pretty much how every forum I've ever seen works, but I can't figure out how to configure CKEditor to do this.
Unfortunately it's impossible. Most of the plugins require WYSIWYG mode and don't work without it.
However you could try to control the output of the editor and change it according to your needs by adjusting editor's filter or implementing custom data processor.
I have CKEditor allowing the insertion of a SCRIPT tag into the source, which works fine. But I'd like a visual representation of this in WYSIWYG mode so that the editor knows something is back there.
Can I show something in WYSIWYG mode which lets the editor know that there is a SCRIPT tag in the source at that location?
Have a look at the Show Protected plugin.
Sometimes the autocomplete feature is great but other times where there is some nested code, it doesn't place the tag in the right position and I have to highlight the tag and then delete it. Is there a shortcut to this?
Example
when you finish the tag Rubymine (my text editor) automatically does but sometimes there is code that is after that and I have to highlight and delete it.
Is there some keyboard feature that I can use to control this feature or will I have to completely turn this feature off?
Thanks for the help.
I have very hard time coding in Greasemonkey editor on Firefox, because it is constantly trying to be smarter than me and thus adding things that I never intend to add on the first place.
How can I disable those extra "smart" features?
That editor is not Greasemonkey's; it's the Firefox Scratchpad and it's actually pretty kick-ass.
But if you don't like it, you can set Greasemonkey to use your favorite text editor via the options:
(Click an image for a larger view)
You can set the text editor to just about anything, but it's best if the editor has real UTF-8 support. (Notepad++ works well.)
I am editing an article and adding FontAwesome in it using Toggle Editor. I've found out that when I add the code using programmer view, it works fine. However, when I change to the designer view from the programmer view, the editor automatically edit the code like this:
Before:
After clicking "Toggle Editor":
It is quite inconvenient for me because I use the designer view to style the article frequently. Is there any solution for it?
You'll have to look into the allowed tags for the editor you're using.
In your case using JCK Editor - you can see this article on why it removes certain code
At first glance it appears there are whitelist & blacklists for some HTML. You'll probably be able to add your selectors to the whitelist and they will no longer get stripped.