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Kunena 6.3.0 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.3.0 [K 6.3.0] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x/5.1.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.3
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Merged WYSIWYG editor for Kunena: How to allow HTML tags?
As Balázs already said in the topic:
But why would you develop a new one for thousands of dollars, when you can simply implement a TinyMCE or any other Joomla editor? I never understood this developer behaviour. Kunena is a Joomla extension, and so, it can use the features of Joomla.
You dont have to create a complete new WYSIWYG Editor, but can use a existing Editor like JCE or TinyMCE.
In these editor are a few years of development and the only thing you need to do is, to implement on of these brilliant editors to kunena.
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Kunena is an open-source software product. If someone knows how to make this WYSIWYG-style editor happen then we welcome those people to join the Kunena project and make it happen. It's easy to write "implement these brilliant ideas"; it's another thing to actually find the time to make that so.
I hope what I have written may help you to understand the issues more clearly now.
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it is relatively easy to use the Joomla editors in a component... whats the issue here is, Kunena demands it be a bbcode native editor, and THAT is harder. While there are bbcode wysiwyg editors I don't think the integration is smooth like a native J! editor is. Therein lies the rub.
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The only thing we've heard from people who want this WYSIWYG-style editor is "Hey, guys, fix the problem!" Well, you have seen the whole discussion on this subject and what have we achieved from 3½ years of continual badgering of the project team members?
If this is as easy to do as people claim that it can be done then how about people make a constructive effort to get the job done instead of complaining why it has not been done. This is not "easy" for the Kunena project team to do within the limits of the amount of time that is available in people's lives or the budget to employ others who could do the job. This is a community effort and that means that the community needs to get behind the effort.
What do you think it's worth, to you, to make this effort? I think that's the key question that has not been answered.
I mean no disrespect to anyone in the community but this discussion is going nowhere without the constructive help that we're going to need to make a difference.
This topic points out that there are difficulties in using a "native" Joomla editor for the simple fact that to do so exposes the risk of contaminating your site with malicious material. Furthermore, native WYSIWYG-style editors do not provide as much flexibility as BBcode editors. If that were the case then BBcode forums like phpBB, SMF, vBulletin and the like would have been dead-in-the-water years ago. Integration of a "native" (or even a third-party editor) is relatively straightforward. Ensuring that this facility does not create a constant hazard , risk of site contamination and, at the same time, include other features like spoilers, maps, auto-insertion of Joomla articles - and how would you markup the configuration report? - these are not so easy to do.
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I am more and more sure it would be better to develop the next generation of Kunena from the start, fully following the way of Joomla MVC and using the following things:
- Joomla registration
- Joomla profile and user management
- Joomla category management
- Joomla search engine
- Joomla recaptcha
- Jooma editors
This is what I think would be a step forward in development. We would have an extension with clean code, lesser size and more user friendly interface. I think this is what would worth the effort and money.
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The problem I am having is that the inserted HTML is not rendered but the HTML itself is dispayed. All < and > are replaced with & lt; and & gt;. How can I render the HTML inside a post without hacking Kunena?
This is for Kunena 2.0
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You cannot, Unless you hack the source or write your own plugin, you cannot.chris_z wrote: How can I render the HTML inside a post without hacking Kunena?
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You cannot, Unless you hack the source or write your own plugin, you cannot.chris_z wrote: How can I render the HTML inside a post without hacking Kunena?
Indeed. I am writing my own plugin and I am asking for advice on what function call or technique to use to allow HTML to be inserted. That is why I posted in the Forum > Community self help > Customising Kunena >User-written Plugins section before somebody moved my post here.
Here is the code I have so far:
However, when I actually put SPECIALTAG in an administrator's post, the HTML is not rendered. I literally get the following as output to the web browser:
<h1>Here is some <em>HTML</em></h1>
I am asking other programmers familiar with Kunena if there is a way to keep the HTML tags from being converted to have & gt; and & lt;
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This was your earlier message. The answer to this question is that you cannot do this without (a) hacking or (b) writing a plugin.chris_z wrote: How can I render the HTML inside a post without hacking Kunena
Because you did not indicate that you were in the process of writing a plugin, I thought you were asking "how can I do this without hacking Kunena?" (and that is why I merged your topic here).
If you are considering writing a plugin, that is great to hear. I am sure that there will be a lot of people interested in following your progress.
The Kunena team considered the effort involved in similarly writing a plugin but, because no-one was willing to pay the development costs to build it, the idea was shelved. We estimated that it would probably take one person about one week to do this job (if that person did nothing else) and it could be useful as something that people may want to buy as an add-on for Kunena. Please bear in mind that the K 2.0 is at end-of-life and that there will be no further enhancements made by the Kunena team to K 2.0 as the team focuses its energy on building K 3.0. You may want to consider this in your plans.
Thank you for your input and ideas. We wish you every success. As the team is fully committed to the development of K 3.0, however, I would not expect that there will be a significant amount of feedback on the forum from the team in relation to what you are trying to do. But we sincerely wish you the very best and we look forward to hearing more about your success in the User-Written Plugins category.
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I've googled around for one, but the top hits all point to www.ecardmax.com/hoteditor/ which seems to have some bugs in it, and the Ordered Lists code is not the same as Kunena's code.
Anyone seen one I can point to?
Geoffrey Schaller
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