See the tinymce-rails-langs gem for additional language packs for TinyMCE. Using the tinymce helper and global configuration file is entirely optional. The tinyMCE. Since TinyMCE loads most of its files dynamically, some workarounds are required to ensure that the TinyMCE asset files are accessible using non-digested filenames. As of tinymce-rails 3. These methods are called when you run rake asset:precompile via Rake::Task enhance after the regular application assets are compiled.
The default method as of 4. If you are including TinyMCE via application. However if you wish to include tinymce-jquery. You should also ensure that your custom paths are added to the asset precompile paths. Ensure that you explicitly require tinymce-rails within your engine file. Including tinymce-rails as a dependency in your gemspec is not enough. When new versions of TinyMCE are released, simply update the tinymce-rails gem to the latest version.
There is no need to run any extra rake tasks apart from rake assets:precompile. Skip to content. Star Branches Tags.
Could not load branches. Could not load tags. Latest commit. And package B depends on D, E and F. Rather than spending hours figuring out what the dependencies are and installing them all individually, what you want is to say yarn add package-A , and have it figured out for you.
And this is almost the case. This transition when it came to tinyMCE was way more painful than it should have been. I hope it saves someone some time and frustration. Remove the script link from application. Then comment out the content of the tinyMce. Note: Proceed with caution if you have more external libraries in your project that rely on jQuery e.
Bootstrap or Select2. Ultimately your goal would probably be to move all of them to Webpack, but the bigger the project, the more complex that task could be, so just bear it in mind. Nothing stops you from keeping your traditional implementation parallel with the Webpack one. In that case I would still recommend commenting it out for the time of tinyMCE implementation. If you run your webpack-dev-server and rails s you might be surprised to see that your text editor is not there. This is because tinyMCE will not work without a skin, and pulling it in through Webpack requires its explicit import.
We can do this by including this line in our tinyMce. But… if you look into the console, you might be disappointed to see that you are still getting 2 errors:. There is an easy fix. Just add skin: false to your function tinyMce config and it should do the trick. This will prevent the default files from loading. If this article was helpful, tweet it. Learn to code for free. Get started. Forum Donate. What is tinyMCE?
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