'admin/settings/tinymce_aci_conf', 'title' => t('TinyMCE: create Bryght-style profiles'), 'callback' => 'drupal_get_form', 'callback arguments' => array('tinymce_aci_conf_form', NULL), 'description' => t('Automatically creates 3 TinyMCE profiles: comments, basic, advanced.'), 'access' => user_access('administer tinymce'), 'type' => MENU_NORMAL_ITEM, ); } return $items; } /** * Creates the TinyMCE automatic configuration page */ function tinymce_aci_conf_form() { $form = array(); $form['description'] = array( '#value' => t('This will automatically create 3 TinyMCE profiles: comments, basic, and advanced.

This script will not assign any roles to any of the profiles. This must be done manually via the ') . l('TinyMCE settings page', 'admin/settings/tinymce') . t('. You must also give the proper roles the "access TinyMCE" permission via the ') . l('Access control page', 'admin/user/access') . t('.

Warning - Any existing TinyMCE profiles named "Comments", "Basic", and "Advanced" will be overwritten by this module. Use with care.

This also creates a "code" style for the font-style select box. In order to utilize this style, you must have this (or similar) CSS somewhere in your stylesheet:

.code {
  background-color:#CCCCCC;
  border:1px solid #DDDDDD;
  display:block;
  font-family:\'lucida console\',courier,monospace;
  overflow:auto;
  padding:2em;
  white-space:pre;
  width: 100%;
}

The majority of the settings for these profile were developed by Boris Mann of Raincity Studios.

'), ); $form['submit'] = array( '#type' => 'submit', '#value' => t('Create/Restore TinyMCE profiles'), ); return $form; } /** * Do the configuration... */ function tinymce_aci_conf_form_submit($form_id, $form_values) { // Remove default line break filter for the FULL HTML format // NOTE: voodoo magic -- have to know that Full HTML = 3, and that line break delta = 2 // Should probably define constants for this in crud.inc install_remove_filter(3, 'filter', 2); // expanded Filtered HTML tags variable_set('allowed_html_1', '


    1. '); // TinyMCE $comment_settings = array( 'name' => 'Comments', 'old_name' => 'Comments', 'default' => 'true', 'user_choose' => 'false', 'show_toggle' => 'false', 'theme' => 'advanced', 'language' => 'en', 'safari_message' => 'false', 'access' => '1', 'access_pages' => "node/*\ncomment/*", 'buttons' => array( 'autosave' => '1', 'default-bold' => '1', 'default-italic' => '1', 'default-underline' => '1', 'default-strikethrough' => '1', 'default-link' => '1', 'default-unlink' => '1', 'emotions-emotions' => '1', 'font-styleselect' => '1', ), 'toolbar_loc' => 'top', 'toolbar_align' => 'center', 'path_loc' => 'bottom', 'resizing' => 'true', 'block_formats' => 'p,address,pre,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6', 'verify_html' => 'true', 'preformatted' => 'false', 'convert_fonts_to_styles' => 'true', 'css_setting' => 'theme', 'css_path' => '', 'css_classes' => 'Code=code', ); // We'll install the Comments profile and associate it with the anonymous and authenticated users install_tinymce_create_profile( 'Comments', $comment_settings ); // Let's start off with the same base $basic_settings = $comment_settings; // now we just override the changes $basic_settings['name'] = 'Basic'; $basic_settings['old_name'] = 'Basic'; $basic_settings['user_choose'] = 'true'; // we'll start with the same button set and merge in new ones $basic_settings['buttons'] = array_merge( $comment_settings['buttons'], array( 'default-justifyleft' => '1', 'default-justifycenter' => '1', 'default-justifyright' => '1', 'default-bullist' => '1', 'default-numlist' => '1', 'default-indent' => '1', 'default-outdent' => '1', 'default-hr' => '1', 'default-image' => '1', 'spellchecker-spellchecker' => '1', 'drupalbreak-drupalbreak' => '1', 'drupalimage-drupalimage' => '1' ) ); $basic_settings['toolbar_align'] = 'left'; // Now we create the Basic profile and assign it to the Contributor role install_tinymce_create_profile( 'Basic', $basic_settings ); // Let's do the same with Advanced, start it off with Basic settings $advanced_settings = $basic_settings; // now we just override the changes -- main difference is a Tables button and showing the toggle to disable rich text $advanced_settings['name'] = 'Advanced'; $advanced_settings['old_name'] = 'Advanced'; $advanced_settings['show_toggle'] = 'true'; // only addition is ability to work with tables $advanced_settings['buttons']['table-tablecontrols'] = '1'; // Now we create the Advanced profile and assign it to the Site Admin role install_tinymce_create_profile( 'Advanced', $advanced_settings ); drupal_set_message(t('The TinyMCE profiles have been created/restored.')); } /** * Remove the specified filter from the specified format * @param $format_id The ID of the format to remove the filter from * @param $module The module this filter belongs to * @param $delta The delta of this filter * * NOTE: the module name + the delta is what uniquely identifies a filter */ function install_remove_filter($format_id, $module, $delta) { db_query("DELETE FROM {filters} WHERE format = %d AND module = '%s' AND delta = %d", $format_id, $module, $delta); } /** * Create a new TinyMCE profile and set the settings * @param $name A text string identifying the profile * @param $settings An associative array containing key value pairs */ function install_tinymce_create_profile($name, $settings) { db_query("DELETE FROM {tinymce_settings} WHERE name='%s'", $name); db_query("INSERT INTO {tinymce_settings} (name, settings) VALUES ('%s', '%s')", $name, serialize($settings)); }