Closed akger1379 closed 8 years ago
I'll have a look! Thanks!
@akger1379 sorry for the delay. I think that your option could be done this way:
class MyCKEditor extend CKEditor {
public $preJs;
public $posJs;
// ...
protected function registerPlugin() {
$js[] = $this->preJs;
// ... other stuff setting $js
$js[] = $this->posJs;
$view->registerJs(implode("\n", array_filter($js)));
}
}
I haven't yet received requests that justify the addition of this feature nor I think is too hard to implement if someone needs it. Not sure about its inclusion but if we do, then it has to be a different approach so is not simply added to a protected method just in case someone wishes to customize it.
Thank you very much for your input.
@tonydspaniard thank you for your comment.
For me it is not a good OOP design implementation to copy and paste the whole registerPlugin() function into a child class. There is too much stuff inside which I need to track and change if you update registerPlugin() for yourself. So I may end up implementing my own CKEditor widget.
Anyway thanks for your time!
Hi and thx for the module.
However I wanted to change CKEDITOR.timestamp to remove all those query strings from CKEditors css file loading. I ended up copy and paste the whole registerPlugin function inside my child class of CKEditor to insert the javascript at the right place. I think it would be better to give others the possibility to add more javascript while the plugin is registered. Please have a look at my additions. You now could extend CKEditior and just adjust call of parent::registerPlugin()