Rosie,
You've started quite a debate here :).
I am currently building a CMS using Cake and tinyMCE as well.
I believe you should have all URL mapping done using Components and
not the view.
The solution I am aiming towards is to have the images referenced like
so:
// Images is a controller and
On 2/14/07, John David Anderson (_psychic_) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> @Chris:
>
> "If you want to contribute some code that creates this functionality,
> many MANY developers would be grateful (me included).
>
> I could argue endlessly about MVC and why manipulating HTML in the
> [controlle
On Feb 14, 2007, at 8:58 AM, Rosie F. wrote:
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> psychic, I don't think you're really understanding my problem/
> question.
>
>> If the data was corrected by the controller (via a component or
>> whatever) before it hit the view, you'd have to do nothing to the
>> HtmlHelper.
>
> That's what I'm
On 2/14/07, Rosie F. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well, the responses here have been irksome and not helpful. Through
> my own research I found this, in case anyone else needs it: http://
> rossoft.wordpress.com/2006/02/11/cool-flash-effect-3/
>
> Rosie
Hi Rosie,
Sorry that the responses ha
psychic, I don't think you're really understanding my problem/
question.
> If the data was corrected by the controller (via a component or
> whatever) before it hit the view, you'd have to do nothing to the
> HtmlHelper.
That's what I'm doing. I'm correcting the data at the controller. I
don't
Nice one kitten. I didn't know that.
I haven't had the problem that Rosie is having with TinyMCE though. I
built a content management system for an online magazine and it all just
worked. It was a while ago though, so I don't remember exactly what I did.
Regards,
Langdon
Of course, you
Hi psychic and Rosie
> You might consider looking into the benefits of MVC design, just to
> see what you might be missing out on with an approach like this. I'm
> a biased MVC fan, but looking into it yourself might allow you to
> make an educated decision as to how MVC (and Cake) will m
On Jan 17, 2007, at 11:45 AM, Rosie F. wrote:
> Correcting the URLs is the goal here. The way I am doing it, with
> regular expressions, I am finding each anchor and img tag that
> contains
> one of the problematic paths, exploding all the attributes, fixing the
> src or href attribute, and t
Of course, you could also try to fix TinyMCE so the paths are correct
from the source... ;)
Rosie:
TinyMCE has a configuration option "urlconverter_callback" which lets you
define your own JS function to do this kind of stuff.
HTH :)
Heiner
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Of course, you could also try to fix TinyMCE so the paths are correct
from the source... ;)
That would be my preferred method, but if I change the paths in
TinyMCE, then it will not display the images in WYSIWYG mode. It needs
the physical path to preview assets in WYSIWYG mode. So if the pa
On Jan 17, 2007, at 11:13 AM, Rosie F. wrote:
However that path fixing, IMO, should be part of the business logic
and
not part of the views. I don't want to call my path fixer every
time I
output user-submitted content in the view. I would rather prepare
all
the user-submitted conten
This is part of a content management system in which I allow my users
to upload images and files and create links to internal pages using
tinyMCE. The problem is that I have to fix the paths for much of the
stuff that they are uploading/linking to because tinyMCE creates the
links to images and f
On Jan 17, 2007, at 10:17 AM, Rosie F. wrote:
Hello all,
I have a need to create links (both regular and images) from within
the
controller/component side of things. Normally of course we would use
the Html helper to make links. But for this particular need I have,
the links must be cre
Hello all,
I have a need to create links (both regular and images) from within the
controller/component side of things. Normally of course we would use
the Html helper to make links. But for this particular need I have,
the links must be created before sending to the view. Is there a
componen
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