I guess the keyup event is too late. If you use the keypress event instead of keyup, then this seems to work: ed.on( ‘keypress’, function(e) { var content = ed.getContent().replace( /(<[a-zA-Z\/][^<>]*>|\[([^\]]+)\])|(\s+)/ig, ” ); var max = 20; var len = content.length; var diff = max – len; if ( diff < 1 ) tinymce.dom.Event.cancel(e); document.getElementById(“character_count”).innerHTML … Read more
I found some info on changes in 3.2 that might be relevant: Aparrently, wp_tiny_mce_preload_dialogs() no longer exists from WP3.2 on. It got replaced by wp_preload_dialogs() which is now being called from wp_quicktags(). wp_quicktags, on his turn, is being called from the_editor() function. So, if you’re using the_editor() you no longer need to manually call the … Read more
This works: tinymce.create(‘tinymce.plugins.tinyplugin’, { init : function(ed, url){ ed.addButton(‘tinyplugin’, { title : ‘map’, onclick : function() { tb_show(“”, “../wp-content/plugins/myplugin/test.php?”); tinymce.DOM.setStyle([“TB_overlay”, “TB_window”, “TB_load”], “z-index”, “999999”) }, image: url + “/icon.png”, }); } }); The ? after the test.php is important or else the link will be broken.
I figured out how to strip those classes using TinyMCE’s paste_preprocess option. In your functions.php: add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘customize_tinymce’); function customize_tinymce($in) { $in[‘paste_preprocess’] = “function(pl,o){ o.content = o.content.replace(/p class=\”p[0-9]+\”/g,’p’); o.content = o.content.replace(/span class=\”s[0-9]+\”/g,’span’); }”; return $in; } The value passed to paste_preprocess is a JavaScript function which will be executed whenever content is pasted into TinyMCE. The … Read more
SwAt.Be, your own answer helped me a bunch and I’ve nailed the problem of printing admin scripts after the last rendition of wp_editor. Also see how I pass JS setup function as tinymce option to sync the editor changes with WP customizer to make it work properly. if (class_exists(‘WP_Customize_Control’)) { class WP_Customize_Teeny_Control extends WP_Customize_Control { … Read more
It should be pretty straight-forward, copy the relevant pieces of code from the page you linked to into your existing TinyMCE plugin, update a few strings… done!.. Start with this for your TinyMCE plugin JS and see how you get on.. // JavaScript Document (function() { // Creates a new plugin class and a custom … Read more
Ok, this was driving me nuts too as it seems to be completely undocumented However, fear not for it is surprisingly easy to fix! 😀 In your tiny_mce_before_init hook function right before the return statement simply add the line: unset($init[‘preview_styles’]); This will make wordpress function as it did before the 3.6 update (the updated added … Read more
That is a very good question. I just tested your code locally and see the same result. A little digging reveals a twp-part problem. wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php is a good read for TinyMCE customizations WordPress 3.9 did update to TinyMCE 4.0 and the TinyMCE docs imply that the superscript button is now called “superscript” and not just … Read more
The first thing to do is to select the active editor. Here we select the editor using its id, which is content. var activeEditor = tinyMCE.get(‘content’); Then we use tinyMCE’s setContent: var activeEditor = tinyMCE.get(‘content’); var content=”HTML or plain text content here…”; activeEditor.setContent(content); However, if the editor is in text mode to begin with, after … Read more
You can use a {$taxonomy}_edit_form_fields action hook to add html to the term edit table. In that HTML you can remove description textarea and add tinymce editor add_action(“{$taxonomy}_edit_form_fields”, ‘add_form_fields_example’, 10, 2); function add_form_fields_example($term, $taxonomy){ ?> <tr valign=”top”> <th scope=”row”>Description</th> <td> <?php wp_editor(html_entity_decode($term->description), ‘description’, array(‘media_buttons’ => false)); ?> <script> jQuery(window).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘label[for=description]’).parent().parent().remove(); }); </script> </td> </tr> <?php … Read more