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TinyMCE in Text Widget #273

Closed KTS915 closed 12 months ago

KTS915 commented 1 year ago

Expected behavior

Is TinyMCE supposed to be working in the Text widget? I don't use it normally but, as I'm working on something to do with widgets, I had cause to test it and found that Tiny doesn't work. (In fact, there's an error generated in the browser console.)

Current behavior

When opening a Text widget, the user can enter blank text only. There is no TinyMCE editor.

Possible solution

What's missing are some lines in the ~/wp-includes/script-loader.php file and then some lines in the ~wp-admin/js/widgets/text-widgets.js file.

I can provide a PR if we agree that Tiny is supposed to be working (which I think is what we want). If we don't want that, then some lines need removing from the ~wp-admin/js/widgets/text-widgets.js file to avoid generating the current error.

Steps to reproduce bug

Open a Text widget and see for yourself.

Context

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ClassicPress version

2.0.0+nightly.20231005

PHP version

8.1

Can you help?

Yes, I will submit a PR

mattyrob commented 1 year ago

Agreed, something looks incorrect here, I cant even get Text widgets to work fully nor errors to show locally. I think it should be using TinyMCE if you are happy to submit a PR @KTS915

mattyrob commented 1 year ago

I've been trying to test the PR #275 for this and couldn't get things working locally at all, until I reverted the changes we made in #240 - reversing that entire commit popped the TinyMCE editor back into existence for me on Text Widgets.

Does that help in figuring this issue out? Is it worth reverting #240 and re-working that PR again? Would accept your suggestion here.

KTS915 commented 1 year ago

I've just made one more change to PR #275. It seems that the previous changes have made everything so much quicker that it was just happening too fast for TinyMCE! So I have increased the delay before it goes to work from 50ms to 200ms. (I tried 100ms and it was inconsistent as to whether that was enough, so 200 seems safe). I think we should be good now.