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Tinymce is an open source JavaScript WYSIWYG editor that is integrated into Contenido's backend to help authors entering and formatting text. This article is about how its integration is implemented.

Activation

TinyMCE 4 is not enabled by default. One has to manually enable TinyMCE 4 in CONTENIDO. We commend to use TinyMCE only in a new installation of CONTENIDO.

Where TinyMCE 4 can be enabled

Administration -> Users -> Properties -> User-defined properties

Area/Type: wysiwyg
Property: editor
Value: tinymce4

Administration -> System -> Add new variable

Administration -> Clients -> Client settings -> Choose wanted setting range -> Add new variable

Type: wysiwyg
Name: editor
Value: tinymce4

How to disable TinyMCE 4

Remove the settings at the places where you enabled TinyMCE 4. The default WYSIWYG editor in CONTENIDO will then be used.

Settings

Toolbars

full

This is the toolbar of inline-tinymce in fullscreen mode. Apply tinymce settings through key "tinymce4_full".

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// open dialog
var diag = ed.windowManager.open({
    title: 'Your window title',
    url: 'url/to/load',
}, {
    oneCustomParameter: false
});

// handle close event of dialog
diag.on('close', function() {
    var args = ed.windowManager.getParams();
    // your code here
});

Update to latest Minor-Release

Downloads

To Update TinyMCE to the latest Minor-Version, download latest TinyMCE from here

You could also download languagepack if needed

Extract & Update

After downloading, unzip folder to your favorit location. You should now have a Folder named tinymce

Go to your contenido folder and browse to your tinymce4 folder

contenido/external/wysiwyg/tinymce4

Rename tinymce to tinymce_backup just to have a backup, in case somethings not working.

Copy/Upload the extracted folder to the previously browsed path so you have a new tinymce folder in your server stucture.