[geeklog-devel] Static Pages Plugin and advanced editor

[Tom]

The Advance Editor is found under "Users and Submissions" and then the
"Submission Settings" section in the Geeklog Configuration.  The docs read
for this value

"Enable (if set to true) a WYSIWYG editor for story and comment submissions
and static pages. Geeklog ships with FCKeditor."

The docs do not mention using this as a default value for the post mode just
that it enables the WYSIWYG editor for submissions. This value also enables
the advance editor for admin, this is a different form than the "regular
editor" and it includes the FCKeditor as well as some other changes. The
docs should probably be changed for this to read something like:

"Enable (if set to true) a WYSIWYG editor for Story and Comment Submissions.
Also enables the Advanced Editor Admin form for Story and Static Pages.
Geeklog ships with FCKeditor."

If you want a config value for default post modes for the admin editors then
this should be a separate config value (one for stories and one for
staticpages)


BYW the spot to add a check for a default postmode for staticpages would be
put in the index.php file found under
\public_html\admin\plugins\staticpages\ around line 95

Tom

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Subject: [geeklog-devel] Static Pages Plugin and advanced editor

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I'm not sure if this is a bug, by design or something missing in my
configuration. When I create a new static page, it defaults to a Post
Mode of HTML formatted, rather than looking at the value of
advanced_editor in the gl_userprefs SQL table. A story on the other
hand, correctly looks at the gl_userprefs, and displays the FCK editor
by default for users that have it checked in their preferences.

I've been poking around in plugins/staticpages as well as
public_html/staticpages/index.php, trying to find where it's deciding
the selected value for Post Mode. When you edit a page that's already
been set to advanced editor, it pulls up the FCK editor by default, so
somewhere in the page it must be doing a query of the content of that
page in the database to determine what Post Mode to set. If I could find
that part of the code, it would be fairly easy to modify the query, if
it's a new page to look ato the gl_userprefs to get a default value.

Can someone give me some guidance that's worked with the staticpages
plugin before? I'm at a loss at this point.

Sam
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