Im trying to build a front-end page to allow my users to build smarty templates with ckeditor wysiwyg edit开发者_如何学编程or.
Im using the insertHtml function to add a button with special attributes (needed to parse it into an smarty variable in the back-end):
// initialize ckeditor
$('textarea.editor').ckeditor({
contentsCss: '/css/test.css'
});
// get ckeditor instance
ckeditorInstance = $('textarea.editor').ckeditorGet();
// Use some elements (outside the textarea) to add buttons/tokens
// to wysiwyg textarea
$("a.tinymce.tinymce-insert-var").click(function(){
ckeditorInstance.insertHtml(
'<input type="button" readonly="readonly" var="{$user->name}" '
+ 'class="placeholder" value="User Name" />'
);
});
This works fine on Firefox, IE8 and opera, but with Chrome/Chromium/Safari the button is inserted between a <p>
element.
Is there a way to avoid this, or a callback that i can use to remove the paragraph?
I had this problem as well. This is how I did it...
var editor = $('textarea[name=content]').ckeditorGet();
var element = CKEDITOR.dom.element.createFromHtml( '<p>I am a new paragraph</p>' );
editor.insertElement( element );
Looks like you're using jQuery also... why don't you force the inclusion of the p tag within CKEditor's .insertHtml function, then follow it up with jQuery's .unwrap to always remove the p tags?
in the main ckeditor config-file there is an option to disable automatic <p> inserts. try to change the value of CKConfig.EnterMode and CKConfig.ShiftEnterMode for example to 'br'.
Felix
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