Hello,
CKEditor 3.6.6 (revision 7689) ist embedded in our licenced software SuperWebMailer - a software to generate and send newsletters.
We are not satisfied with the behaviour of the CKEditor, because our original HTML-source will always be completely changed after copying into the CKEditor.
I'm sure that this not the generell behaviour of CKEditor and the problem can be solved with changing the properties. Please mention the file and the position and parameters where I can change this behaviour.
I don't want anything changed by CKEditor when saving the HTML-source, because the source-interpretation is very well after inserting. Can s.b. help me?
Please answer me soon.
Kind regards
I think you can do something with the config
hello isitrade:
I have gotten the same problemn with you as I searched this article you've posted here. I was encourged by your thinking,then I read the documentation very detailed and I found the solution ^_^:
you can create a config_bak.js file in you ckeditor root dir with content bellow:
CKEDITOR.editorConfig = function (config)
{
// Define changes to default configuration here. For example:
// config.language = 'fr';
config.language = 'zh-cn';
config.skin = 'moono';
config.height = 200;
config.enterMode = CKEDITOR.ENTER_BR;
config.resize_enabled = false;
config.scayt_autoStartup = false;
config.startupFocus = true;
config.allowedContent = 'img form input param pre flash br a td p span font em strong table tr th td style script iframe u s li ul div[*]{*}(*)';// add every html element you'll use in your eml tempate,I don't test if '*[*]{*}(*) will work for all html tag?
// I have tested that *[*] pattern can't work!!! one hour after the first post!
};
and used it in your ckeditor page as something like this:
CKEDITOR.replace('content_id',
{
customConfig: '/ckeditor/config_bak.js',// in fact ,you can placed the allowedContent config directly at here like this: allowedContent="div[*]{*}(*)",
uiColor:'#006699'
});
syntax :tag[attrib]{style}(class) * equal all
It just work for me,I think it should work for U as well ,if it works,rember thank yourself,hehe...
beset regards!
Thank you for your quick help
Thank you for your quick help. I think you find the right place to correct the properties.
I'm not a great programmer - so I have questions to this part:
CKEDITOR.replace('content_id',
{
customConfig: '/ckeditor/config_bak.js',// in fact ,you can placed the allowedContent config directly at here like this: allowedContent="div[*]{*}(*)",
uiColor:'#006699'
});
syntax :tag[attrib]{style}(class) * equal all
Where shall I insert it? In the email-template?? - Is it Java script? My templates are completely HTML.
And, shouldn't it also works, when I change (by filling) the empty file "config.js" instead of your replace-instruction?