Hello, I'm trying to understand how to add a new function to the toolbar-set.
I want to add a button called "Add formula", when the user clicks on it he will be prompt for the formula (a simple javascript prompt will do fine) and the editor will add a <img src="http://someAddress.com?formula=HIS-FORMULA" /> to the text.
can anyone help me please?
thanks in advance.
Mon, 07/28/2008 - 15:13
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Re: Adding a simple new option to the toolbar
Hi,
You should probably start to read http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x ... n/Plug-ins
Don't forget to enable the plugin into the fckconfig.js and add the button to the toolbar.
You'll be able to find an example I made with the attached file.
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Re: Adding a simple new option to the toolbar
I do have a small question though:
how can I associate the command button with a function that i've written?
can you tell me where the editor stores his functions so I can look at it and have some reference?
thanks again.
Re: Adding a simple new option to the toolbar
In my example, the functions are stored into the abbr.html file : function 'Ok()' line 26
You should create the form items (if you need), and add your JS code.
If you want to execute your JS routine by clicking on the toolbar button, I have no idea about how to make that. You should first start to get an intermediate form.
Good luck