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2022/6/2 6:15:56
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Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

Currently no-one in the development team is using TinyMCE on their servers (we're more partial to CKEditor), and we need to do a major version update of TinyMCE because of a security issue in the editor.

If there is no-one that can assist with testing the newer version of TinyMCE, that editor will be removed from the core starting with ImpressCMS 1.5.0.


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2022/9/7 8:28:24
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Re: Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

TinyMCE has been removed in the upcoming ImpressCMS 1.5.0 in PR #1273.


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2022/12/17 15:35:00
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Re: Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

I was looking at this and discovered the work we did on removing FCKeditor is not in the core. We had intended that to be in the 1.4.4 release.

https://github.com/ImpressCMS/impresscms/pull/833

It might have gotten missed - somehow I was working in your repository - https://github.com/fiammybe/impresscms/tree/branches/1.4_fckeditor_warning

Should we wedge this in and apply the same methodology for TinyMCE?


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2022/12/17 22:52:52
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Re: Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

Should we wedge this in and apply the same methodology for TinyMCE?

Absolutely agree.


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2022/12/18 8:37:37
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Re: Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

I'll pull this together for 1.5.1, or can we still add to 1.5.0?


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2022/12/18 11:14:22
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Re: Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

I see 1.5.0 is still described as Beta in include/version.php, though it's status is set to Final. Last release on GitHub was 1.5.0 RC.

I submitted a pull request for these tests and removal of the folders during an upgrade if appropriate. Warnings show if either editor is present and another warning if they are set as the default editor for any module or the core.


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2022/12/18 11:53:54
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Re: Remove TinyMCE from the upcoming 1.5.0

I can understand the confusion : As a matter of fact, everything works with PHP 7.4, but I can't get it to install on PHP8 because that version is more strict on declaration of constants, and because my PHP8.0 debug setup is totally broken

So I may have accidentally already pushed the 'final' label and got confronted with the PHP8.0 issues after that.

So, no problem to add it still to 1.5.0.


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