Inline HTML Editors and configuration

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2/28/2008 7:06:32 AM
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Inline HTML Editors and configuration

Hi,

Where are the settings please to limit what is displayed when one of the inline html editors are used i.e. fckEditor etc. I know this is an option with the standalone products.

I might be completely blind as new to this and still working it up so sorry if it's an obvious question.

Thanks, Adam

2/28/2008 7:33:37 AM
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Re: Inline HTML Editors and configuration

Various mojoportal features assign a specific toolbar. For users in Admins role the Full toolbar is usually used for other users Full toolbar is used in Html Content feature, Forums toolbar is used in the forums, BloggComment toolbar is used in the blog etc.

These toolbars and their contents are defined in /ClientScript/mojofckconfig.js

FCKeditor is told to use this file by a setting in Web.config so you could use a different file. However to use it in mojoportal you must use the toolbar names I have defined though you could change their contents.

<add key="FCKeditor:CustomConfigPath" value="~/ClientScript/mojofckconfig.js" />

Hope it helps,

Joe

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