I never heard from Diego, so I thought I'd share my experience integrating TinyMCE into QX.
See my examples attached. To use, fix the path to qooxdoo.js in TinyMCE_example.html and the path to TinyMCE in tinymce.html In TinyMCE_example.html, I define a QxIframe to reference tinymce.html, which has the code to initialize TinyMCE. I added a QxButton to the page. The event handler for this button calls a function called getHTML() that I defined in tinymce.html. This function communicates with the TinyMCE to get the contents. In this way, the QX code in TinyMCE_example.html can use the contents of the editor. Note that tinymce.html also contains some code to auto-resize the editor as the QxIframe is resized. I don't know if there's a cleaner way to accomplish this, but this seems fairly robust, and it keeps a very clean delineation between the QX code and the TinyMCE code. Jason Priebe CBC New MediaTitle: TinyMCE Test
This is some content that will be editable with TinyMCE.
