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[wildenborch]

Yes, that's indeed what I meant.
Since I always use the wysiwyg modus I never switch it off.

[tino]

Yes, that's indeed what I meant.
Since I always use the wysiwyg modus I never switch it off.

Clicking view source when in the new editor should be the same as turning the old one off.

I switched between those quite frequently with minimal issues. I don't see the need to have it in a article when you can switch mode in the editor.

[jernatety]

I'm curious as to why in the WYSIWYG editor, when code editor is switched on, it changes a simple html linked word to 10 lines of code when it's saved.

[tino]

If I insert a link using the link icon I get the following

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<p>
<a href="https://www.goodwood.com/sports/flying/flying-school/light-aircraft-pilots-licence/">https://www.goodwood.com/sports/flying/flying-school/light-aircraft-pilots-licence/</a><br />
</p>

That seems pretty standard to me, paragraph tags, a link the line break.

[tino]

Do you not get something similar to the above?

[jernatety]

Do you not get something similar to the above?

Hi Tino. When I write manual code with the WYSIWYG editor on, like this.....

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<a href="http://www.youthhockeyinfo.com/index.php/topic,21.0.html" title="Atlantic City Sharks Rink">AC Flyers Skate Zone, <font size="1" color="#000000">Atlantic City Sharks</font> (Atlantic City, NJ)</a><br/>

That is exactly what it looks like on the actual page after it's been saved.

If I type out "Atlantic City Sharks", then highlight it with the mouse and click the link word menu button on the WYSIWYG editor, drop my forum link in there and save, the word will be hyperlinked. But after I save it and go back and hit edit. That same linked "Atlantic City Sharks" word is now 10 lines of code.


I'm past that now though, so no big deal anymore. I turned off the WYSIWYG editor and now writing basic HTML works correctly and I can move stuff around and re-save over and over.

With that being said. My page is growing, I'll have about 150 rinks by the end of today and eventually about 500 or more. I'd like to put a jquery or javascript search box on this page to search only this page, nowhere else on the site. Can Javascript or jquery be used?

[tino]

If you're not using the wysiwyg editor yes it can be used.

[jernatety]

If you're not using the wysiwyg editor yes it can be used.

Do you just paste both the java script and/or jquery into the editor with the html for the script?

[tino]

You need to enclose it in script tags, but that's about it. Jquery is already included by tiny portal so should already be loaded to access

[Ken.]

jernatety, looks like you are making good progress on learning to use TinyPortal article system, with lots of help from tino, lurkalot and wildenborch, also this guide in the TP Docs may be useful to you.

The TinyPortal Article Management System.