Using anchor tags within content
15 posts by 6 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder
Last Post: September 16, 2011 (RSS)
By robin - September 12, 2011
Hey Ian,
I'm not able to test CMS Builder 2.07, but this version (attached) of advlink works with the tiny MCE in CMS Builder 2.12. I followed the instructions above and it worked.
Hope that helps,
Robin
I'm not able to test CMS Builder 2.07, but this version (attached) of advlink works with the tiny MCE in CMS Builder 2.12. I followed the instructions above and it worked.
Hope that helps,
Robin
Robin
Programmer
interactivetools.com
Programmer
interactivetools.com
Re: [robin] Using anchor tags within content
Hi Robin,
Do you mean the zip file one Dave attached to his post above?
Ian
Do you mean the zip file one Dave attached to his post above?
Ian
By robin - September 12, 2011
Hey, whoops I mean this one.
Robin
Robin
Robin
Programmer
interactivetools.com
Programmer
interactivetools.com
Re: [robin] Using anchor tags within content
Thanks, Robin. I've reserved a couple hours tomorrow in a last effort to overcome this issue.
Ian
Ian
By buttermilk - September 16, 2011 - edited: September 16, 2011
EDIT: [solved]
Strike what I wrote below. I'm a complete idiot. This whole time I was looking in the image insert dialogue thinking this is where the new parameters would appear, when in reality (and quite obviously in retrospect) they appear in the link dialogue.
I'm attaching my wysiwyg.php file for anybody who comes across this in the future. You'll find this file here:
/cmsAdmin/lib/
I'm sorry for wasting everybody's time.
Yargh. No luck. I'm wondering if anybody who has managed to get this to work could post their wysiwyg.php file? I must be missing something simple and obvious: there's no way this is that difficult.
I throw myself on the kindness of the forum!
Ian
Strike what I wrote below. I'm a complete idiot. This whole time I was looking in the image insert dialogue thinking this is where the new parameters would appear, when in reality (and quite obviously in retrospect) they appear in the link dialogue.
I'm attaching my wysiwyg.php file for anybody who comes across this in the future. You'll find this file here:
/cmsAdmin/lib/
I'm sorry for wasting everybody's time.
Yargh. No luck. I'm wondering if anybody who has managed to get this to work could post their wysiwyg.php file? I must be missing something simple and obvious: there's no way this is that difficult.
I throw myself on the kindness of the forum!
Ian