Hello,
We have done some more investigation about your issue with the
advanced themed tinyMCE editor opening and closing right away.
It seems that there was a bug in there as well, ( http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-3054
). This has now been addressed in trunk and will be included in the
1.2 release of infusion. We are also planning a 1.1.1 release that
should also include this bug fix, and is scheduled to be released
around August 13.
Basically, it seems that the tinyMCE editor needs to be primed, before
hand, with the theme that it will be used with. Previously we had only
done this for the simple theme, we now do this with the theme
specified by the user.
We have also updated our example page to have tinyMCE editors with
advanced and simple themes.
http://build.fluidproject.org/infusion/standalone-demos/quick-start-examples/inlineEdit/html/InlineEdit.html
Hope that helps.
Thanks
Justin
On 17-Jul-09, at 11:06 AM, Shashank Agrawal wrote:
Hello Justin,
First of all, thanks for the prompt response.
Marking up ahead of time and using multiple inline edits is a good
option. I considered it when I began coding. I took a different
route (initializing edit field during a click event) because,
finally, we want almost every element(para/image/heading) on a
webpage to be editable. Do you think multiple inline edits will
serve equally well?
Yes, re-initializing the inline edit field when the same paragraph
is chosen for editing is wasteful. I could do away with unwrapping
on the client.
Regards,
Shashank.
2009/7/15 Justin <[email protected]>
Hello,
I have started to take a look at the issue that you are having.
The problem may be stemming from the way it seems to be manipulating
the DOM and initializing the inline edit field during a click event.
Along with this it seems that you are re-initializing the inline
edit field on each click event, which may end up decreasing
performance on the client side.
Would you be able to set up the markup and initialize the component
ahead of time?
If you take a look at the quick start example that we have, you'll
notice that we also have multiple rich text inline edit fields. You
can look at this as one example of initializing multiple rich text
inline edit fields on a single page.
http://build.fluidproject.org/infusion/standalone-demos/quick-start-examples/inlineEdit/html/InlineEdit.html
The code for this can be seen here:
http://source.fluidproject.org/svn/fluid/infusion/trunk/src/webapp/standalone-demos/quick-start-examples/inlineEdit/js/InlineEdit-example.js
I hope this helps.
Also, about the mailing list. I have also cc'd the Infusion-users
mailing list. We are happy to answer questions posted to fluid-work
listed, but you may find broader support from the community as a
whole on the Infusion-users list.
Thanks
Justin
On 14-Jul-09, at 12:59 AM, Shashank Agrawal wrote:
Hello,
As a GSoC participant, I am working with Sakai on the Rich Text
Inline Edit Project and I am using Fluid API. An initial
implementation of the project is available here and the javascript
is here. It is working all right. (If you stay for a while on a
paragraph, an edit button will appear in a corner. Clicking on the
edit button will open the para in an edit box).
I am facing some problems with the next implementation which is
here and the javascript is here. We have removed the edit button.
Staying on a paragraph for a while will highlight it and clicking
on it will make it editable. I have switched to advanced theme for
tinyMCE. Save/Cancel buttons are part of the toolbar itself. For
the first time when a para is selected for editing, the editor
appears and disappears. I have to click a couple of times to get it
back. Once the first para is saved/cancelled, things start working
nicely. When we choose another para, the editor opens and stays.
I have spent quite some time try to figure out the problem. Any
help would be of great value. (Apologies if I am not mailing my
issue to the right mailing list.)
Regards,
Shashank Agrawal.
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Senior Undergraduate,
Computer Science and Engineering,
International Institute of Information Technology - Hyderabad.
Homepage: http://web.iiit.ac.in/~sagrawal/
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