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plugin:ckeditor [2025/02/14 17:32] – [Settings page] duncanc | plugin:ckeditor [2025/02/14 17:45] (current) – [Only a template or a message can be edited as a full HTML page, not both. This message will use only limited HTML.] duncanc | ||
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- | This plugin provides CKEditor for editing messages and templates. It also integrates the KCFinder file manager to provide file uploading and browsing. | + | This plugin provides CKEditor |
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+ | Both CKEditor 4 and KCFinder are "end of life", which means they do not receive any code fixes or security updates. The plugin uses the last freely available version of CKEditor 4, version 4.22.1. There is a paid-for version that does have security patches, see [[https:// | ||
===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
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If you cannot resolve the problem then a work-around is to change one line in the KCFinder config file, setting '' | If you cannot resolve the problem then a work-around is to change one line in the KCFinder config file, setting '' | ||
- | ==== Only a template or a message can be edited as a full HTML page, not both. This message will use only limited HTML. ==== | ||
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- | By default, CKEditor allows only a limited set of HTML elements to be used. If you want it to generate a full HTML page, including the structural elements ('' | ||
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- | When one of those settings is enabled, CKEditor will ensure that the HTML structural elements are present, even if not entered directly. This means that it is not sensible to edit both templates and messages as full HTML pages because both will include structural elements leading to badly-formed HTML when a template includes a message using the [CONTENT] placeholder. | ||
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- | If both of those settings are enabled then the one for templates takes precedence, and CKEditor will allow only limited HTML when editing a message. | ||
- | If you want to create only full page HTML messages and do not use templates then set "Allow templates ..." to No and "Allow messages ..." to Yes. | ||
====== Support ====== | ====== Support ====== | ||
Please raise any questions or problems in the user forum https:// | Please raise any questions or problems in the user forum https:// |