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We hope it helps you and your users create great content.All the best from the TinyMCE team. Welcome to the TinyMCE editor demo! Got questions or need help? Our documentation is a great resource for learning how to configure TinyMCE.
Have a specific question? Visit the Community Forum.
We also offer enterprise grade support as part of TinyMCE Enterprise. A simple table to play with Product Cost Really?
TinyMCE Free YES! Plupload Free YES! If you think you have found a bug please create an issue on the GitHub repo to report it to the developers.
Don't forget to check out our other product Plupload, your ultimate upload solution featuring HTML5 upload support. Thanks for supporting TinyMCE! We hope it helps you and your users create great content. All the best from the TinyMCE team.
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I've tested a couple of package managers and it seems most of them, if not all, leave out the 'js' folder but some (like composer) will still have a nested 'tinymce' folder. (I only tried installing it into the default 'vendor' folder though so that may be possible to adjust.)Your patch unfortunately breaks paths to plugins and themes when not using a package manager as they're all relative to 'library path'.You can implement hookwysiwygeditoralter(&$editors) to change the library definition to work around this in your installations. or to post comments. I finally got around to trying your advice, but it didn't seem to stick, which made me fall back to relying on patching the module. First off, I modified the TinyMCE info via hookwysiwygeditoralter. I updated the library path and also added my own version callback since the one you have hard codes the '/js/tinymce' path.:( That all worked, in that the info was correct and updated, but for whatever reason the module wasn't reflecting my changes, despite clearing the cache and all.
Yes, I did check that the function was running, using dpm to check that I had changed the info correctly, and &$editors was indeed a reference (I hadn't forgotten the ampersand), but no luck. Let me know if this is something you'd be able to look into. Thanks. or to post comments. Hmm, I should have left this as 'Needs work' due to.@dhk, does asset-packagist keep the same folder structure as the normal TinyMCE releases do?I've had issues with some packages there being severely bloated and holding the source, release builds, minified release builds, and zips of both release builds so I've seen it as too much of an overhead compared to simply manually downloading and committing in the libs to git directly. You don't get automated updates that way, but there's also no risk of deploying all the bloat (example scripts allowing insecure file uploads, anyone?). or to post comments.