i think you can achieve it with put the rich text editor in your form input
ref:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/OoZ1EI8OOmw
another way is with put the html code in your input text area form or
either use markmin.
the first is the easiest.
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stifan
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I tried ckeditor and I've got an editor in admin so I can insert links, so
far so good.
but the text is still rendered plain with html tags visible.
my function and db in db.py: (text field is the field I want to insert
links into)
def advanced_editor(field,text):
return TEXTAREA(_id = str(te
just to clarify, my problem is that html tags in my input text area is just
rendered as tags, naturally because the field is classified as text and
nothing else. I need to render the html elements when displaying text.
On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 10:01 PM, Jonas Fredriksson wrote:
> I tried ckeditor
if that the case please use XML() function on your view.
e.g.
{{for i, row in enumerate(rows):}}
{{=DIV(XML(T(row.table_field), sanitize = True) ) }}
{{pass}}
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another way around is define it on the represent for your table text field.
e.g.
table.table_field.represent = lambda v, r: XML(v, sanitize = True)
the difference for previous code in this one you can use it for grid
without define it again on your view.
if you use string type field, yet it can
the XML function solved the problem:
{{for i, row in enumerate(rows):}}
{{=DIV(XML(T(row.table_field), sanitize = True) ) }}
{{pass}}
thanks.
On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 3:29 AM, 黄祥 wrote:
> another way around is define it on the represent for your table text field.
> e.g.
> table.table_field.re
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