Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of AddDojoEditor

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Jun 4, 2006, 3:27:06 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

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AddDojoEditor

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 = Add Dojo Editor =
 
+This document describes how to add the Dojo Rich Text Editor (Editor2) to the Django Admin-Interface.
+
+== Install Dojo ==
+
 Download [http://www.dojotoolkit.org Dojo] (kitchen sink) and install it on your webserver in /media/dojo/...
+
+== Add the javascript for loading the Editor ==
 
 Save the following script as !AddRichTextEditing.js into /media/js/admin/
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 This script looks for the help text "Rich Text Editing." and replaces the associated textarea with the Dojo-Editor. I´m using Editor2, because it´s loading much faster than Editor.
 
-Define your model like this:
+== Define the models ==
+
+Define your model like this (if you change the help_text make sure to change it in !AddRichTextEditing.js also):
 
 {{{
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 [http://www.vonautomatisch.at/django/dojoeditor.jpg Screenshot (Preview)]
+
+== Some restrictions ==
+
+ * doesn´t work with Safari
+ * having multiple Editors on one site needs proper testing (especially if you want to share the toolbar)
+
+== Hints ==
+
+ * Usually, the area for Rich Text Editing stretches vertically when adding content - if you want to have a scrollbar instead, set the "height" in /src/widget/RichText.js.
+ * You may want to change the styles in order to integrate the RTE: use /src/widget/templates/HtmlEditorToolbar.css - be aware that these styles may clash with the django-styles.
+
+== Help ==
+
+ * some examples can be found in the [http://archive.dojotoolkit.org/ Dojo Nighlty builds].
+