Where do I change the tinymice editor code to ALLOW me to use inline frames?
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Written on : 30/09/2009 15:17 ( more than one month ) Object : Tinymice Editor Where do I change the tinymice editor code to ALLOW me to use inline frames? |
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Written on : 02/10/2009 10:51 ( more than one month ) Object : Re: Tinymice Editor Hello, you can find the tinymce in the code in doceboCore/addons/tiny_mce; however you should try to ask this to the tinymce community.. probably both docebo and tinymce clean the code to avoid the use of iframes inside it; but using docebo you should avoid the filtering by loggin in as an administrator.. bye, Giovanni. Docebo Staff |
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Written on : 14/12/2009 17:34 ( more than one month ) Object : Re: Tinymice Editor "you should avoid the filtering by loggin in as an administrator.." how can i do that excatly ? |
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Written on : 15/12/2009 10:01 ( more than one month ) Object : Re: Tinymice Editor hello, I mean that if you login with an user that has a "god-admin" level the editor should not filter your input. The first user you creating during the installation has the "god-admin" level and you can create other users with the same level from the users management if needed. bye, Giovanni. Docebo Staff |
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Written on : 31/01/2010 09:01 ( more than one month ) Object : Re: Tinymice Editor I'm superadmin on my installation and it still filters my inputs. |
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Written on : 09/01/2012 13:58 ( more than one month ) Object : Re: Tinymice Editor Im having the same problem on this... how to ALLOW iframes in content? Thomas Smith Operations Director eBSI Export Academy International Trade Course http://www.ebsi.ie Docebo 3.6 and Joomla integrated One login, user details synchronisation, display docebo forums in Joomla |
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