You can get updated copies of PHP-Nuke and DEV-Nuke with the patch installed or the patch alone.This fix now allows the webmaster to decide what modules have the WYSIWYG editor in their teateares. The webmaster can also set each admin file to have the editor by adding $adveditor = 1; to the files. This will also allow developers to override and force the editor to open if they add $adveditor = 1; to their module files.
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Re: WYSIWYG Editor patch (Score: 1) |  | sounds like, if you want WYSIWYG Editor in all your scripts it not worth adding patch. Am i right on that? or is there a security issue there? |
| Re: WYSIWYG Editor patch (Score: 1) by BobMarion (webmaster@nukescripts.net) on Thursday, May 19, 2005 @ 00:39:19 CDT (User Info | Send a Message) http://www.nukescripts.net | |
If you want the editor in everything then no you don't want the patch. However you will find that the editor has some bad side effects on many of the textarea inputs thru out nuke. |
Re: WYSIWYG Editor patch (Score: 1) | | The patch work great on my nuke 7.7, but in admin files dont show up WYSIWYG editor with basic skinn like before. Now in admin files i see only that full version of WYSIWYG editor.....can i change that somewhere? It load years and like that basic version more that full version. |
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