Thanks, so much for that tip, Miles. This is really nice and
definitely lighter weight than FCK & Tiny. Appreciate it!
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If you are using jQuery, I highly suggest you use MarkItUp. Its about
90% lighter and easier then Tiny MCE and FCK Edit.
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I wish I could figure this one out too.
On May 30, 6:09 am, Da
So weird, I was doing the same thing with MarkItUp 2 days ago.
The answer I found out is no, you cant link to vendor js/css files.
Only vendor css/js in the external vendors folder can be linked, not
the app vendor.
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I wish I could figure this one out too.
On May 30, 6:09 am, Dashman wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I wasted my Friday evening and early Saturday morning trying to sort
> this one out, but to no avail.
>
> I have created a plugin to be used as a CMS, the plugin is called
> "admin". I have been able to
Hi guys
I wasted my Friday evening and early Saturday morning trying to sort
this one out, but to no avail.
I have created a plugin to be used as a CMS, the plugin is called
"admin". I have been able to integrate FCK by placing all the JS (the
fckeditor folder) in webroot/js ...
Now, I am
