Closed adamgins closed 9 years ago
You can pass it as an option when you initialize the editor $(your_selector).editable({key: 'ACTIVATION_KEY'})
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@stefanneculai thanks for quick reply Mmm.. so I don't really initialize it as I am using https://github.com/froala/froala-reactive
I see this error:
I only see this error in my Cordova app when running on my local dev machine (which would use a different domain)... I don't see it when I using the Cordova app on my live server.
@rjsmith not sure if you have any input?
https://github.com/froala/froala-reactive#options-and-events explains how to pass options. You'd have to do like this:
{{> froalaReactive ... language=getActivationKey...}}
Template.myTemplate.helpers({
getActivationKey: function () {
return 'ACTIVATION_KEY';
}
})
The Unlicensed Froala Editor
message is set not to appear on localhost, that's why you don't see the message locally.
Thanks. So I have purchased a Froala license but I need to run it on my development servers that have a different domain.
For example, my development server may be running my dev environment/IDEO on nitrous.io or if I am testing a mobile app on an actual iOS device with excode I need to run meteor with the --mobile-server
settings for the specific IP address. To test this with Google OAuth I need to have an actual IP - eg somename.noip.com will point to an internal address like 192.168.0.something.
So I really need to test Froala both on desktop browsers accessing these servers or on mobile devices. Is there a way to do that, pls?
You'd have to generate a different key for the IP you're using on the mobile device and use that key when you're testing there. I have just emailed you more details on the email you used to purchase the license.
how to add the one domain license key in Jquery program.
I with this package where do i do???? just add into any client file???