I use psqrfilters to export a quickreport in .doc using exporttortf. It work´s fine, but all the text in doc is inside a textbox.
Is there a configuration to save it without a textbox ?
ExportToRTF(QuickRep1,'c:\test.doc') ;
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I am using ckeditor5-react text editor. I just want to append the query param with each link added inside editor. Is there any way to do this using ckeditor5?
I am tring to use some data from my content to be shown in richtext editor.
but It shows as a text;
var contactDetails = #Umbraco.TypedContentAtRoot().ElementAt(2);
#contactDetails["Phone"]
You'll have to use a macro for that and allow to use them in the rich text editor.
https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/templating/macros/
I have a requirement to customise(filter) copied content(from any source) before pasting into my content editable div.
I am using javasctipt window.clipboardData.getData("Text") to get copied content from clipboard. However this method returns only the plain text. I want to get the copied content as is without loosing its formatting. How can I do it? window.clipboardData.getData("Html") doesn't seems to be working. I am using Internet Explorer 11.
you can try with this
var $temp = $("<input>");
$("body").append($temp);
$temp.val($( this ).attr('name')).select();
document.execCommand("copy");
$temp.remove();
and paste
How can I get the HTML code (markup) that the AJAX HTMLEditor creates?
I'm trying to use the editor in order to transform rich text into a full html file. Then, the file will be used to write a SQL statement in order to insert it into a database.
You should be able to use the Content property.
I am writing a Firefox extension. When a user highlights and right clicks a selected text on a webpage, the extension captures the text and displays it in a textbox (xul window). The textbox shows the correct formating (like the line breaks, spaces, * for li tags.). But the problem happens when i try to store the textbox value in a variable. The line breaks are gone.
var selText = document.getElementById("txtboxSelectedText").value; //
Can anybody help?
Thanks a lot.
Is this a real textbox or a rich text editor like tinyMCE or open wysiwyg?
In a real textbox there are linebreaks. In the rich text editors, they are really iframes with html content... what looks like a line break is really a <br/> tag.
The reason I suspect this is you can't have li tags (and their associated bullet points) inside a normal textbox