Re: [Product-Developers] TinyMCE behind deliverance

[Mirto Silvio Busico]

Sorry to be late in replaying.

Carsten Senger ha scritto:

Hi Mirto,

--On Freitag, September 25, 2009 12:29:18 +0200 Mirto Silvio Busico
<mirtosilvio.bus...@fastwebnet.it> wrote:

[...]

<match path="regex:^/portal_javascripts/.*" abort="1" />  <!-- TinyMCE
-->

(<http://dev.plone.org/collective/browser/gnomeweb-plone/buildout/trunk/

rules.xml>)

If I understand correctly, this should drop everything that contains with

"portal_javascripts", bu I'm confused: in the head of the deliverance
converted page I see

<script

src="http://plone.msb.net:4170/intonso1/portal_javascripts/Plone%20Defaul

t/jquery-cachekey4676.js" type="text/javascript">

so it seems that the match did'n work.

That's how it should be so far. The page you requested does not have the
url */portal_javascripts/*,
and the rule is written to match the url of the page you requested, not a
tag inside it's html code. So if you request
http://your.plone.site/whatever, the rule does not match.

It only matches if you request
http://your.plone.site/portal_javascripts/some_html_site.

When TinyMCE opens a popup (or at least did in the version I wrote the rule

for), it requests a url similar to

http://your.plone.site/portal_javascripts/tinymce/plugins/some_popup_template.

The rule causes that deliverance aborts for this and leaves those files
untouched.

Do the popups work like expected now?

No, unlukly I see only the popup and its content is empty.

I don't know why if they don't. You can use the firefox extention "Live
HTTP headers" to log which requests firefox makes and see where TinyMCE
requests the popup contents from.

Just installed, now I'll try to investigate.

The popup I've looked at also had an id like "plone-popup". Something
like
that should be used for all popups to make styling/rules easy.

..Carsten

I'm not able to determine the popup id (I didn't found "plone-popup" id,
only a "plonepopup" class.
In your rules.xml file I was not able to find any rule related to
"plone-popup"

Than it was a class. I did not use it, it was just my second option to
write a rule based on this class. But I used the <match> rule instead.

..Carsten

<<attachment: mirtosilvio_busico.vcf>>

_______________________________________________
Product-Developers mailing list
Product-Developers@lists.plone.org
http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/product-developers