[1.0.0] CBACK CMS

Hi Mathias,

für den WYSIWYG Editor dieses Plugins wird ja der Editor CKEdit verwendet, den man immens erweitern und anpassen kann je nach dem was man damit tun möchte (Link zur CKEdit Doku). Normalerweise ist das so, dass der Editor aus Sicherheitsgründen die nicht aktivierten Elementaktionen automatisch im WYSIWYG Modus herausfiltert, die er nicht interpretieren kann.

Am einfachsten in Deinem Fall ist also dem Editor zu sagen, dass der Tag blockquote zugelassen ist.

Öffne dafür die modules/cback_cms/tpl/ccms_acp_cms.htm

finde dort:



ersetze das damit:



Damit sagst Du dem Editor-Filter, dass er blockquote zulassen und interpretieren darf.

Das sollte Dein Problem lösen.

Nach der Änderung bitte noch den Browser Cache leeren, damit er die neue JS Aktion erkennt.


LG und schönes Wochenende,
Chris

Moin Mathias,

das mache ich doch sehr gerne!

Freut mich, dass ich Dir helfen konnte!

LG,
Chris

Hi Ally,

well you could try to add iframe to the allowed tags like described in the Codechange for Mathias above, but the changed code would look like this then:



After that paste that YouTube Snippet with the Source-Button of CKEdit and try if it works.

If you're lucky this already helps. If not you have to look in the CKEdit doku because the WYSIWYG Editor behaviour is no direct part of the plugin, it's a 3rd party lib that is just used there. I think they also have a specific Editor Plugin to add in the code for YouTube and other WebVideo Services. And one for iframes especially. There are a lot of special CKEdit extensions available but because it's a 3rd party lib I can't support that because I'm not that deep into their API to give you that deep level of CKEdit support. They also have a config-helper available so you could maybe switch the Editor to its full mode where some more buttons and functions will show up (some of them could mess up your CF4 Design if you don't know what you do on the HTML side, so that's why I didn't put the full version into the plugin from ground up and because of possible licensing restrictions, also you sometimes have to load more scripts based on what you want and what you don't want).

Of course you could also remove the mentioned script part from the code to get rid of the WYSIWYG Editor entirely and just paste plain html code in your CMS Pages with a regular textarea that does not filter or change anything afterwards. Those Web WYSIWYG Editors all have their limits and restrictions.

Sincerely,
Chris

You're welcome!