Posted by NToronto on November 16, 2008 at 8:51am
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| Project: | Autosave |
| Version: | master |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (won't fix) |
Issue Summary
YUI Rich Text Editor is another text editor which does not work with autosave. When you try and restore a saved draft, nothing happens.
http://drupalmodules.com/module/yui-rich-text-editor
YUI is a beautiful rich text editor and I would love to see compatibility with Autosave!
Comments
#1
Sorry, i have no funding to provide compatibility with other editors at this time.
If you are willing to fund this work; please get in touch with me.
If you would like to provide a patch for this; i can commit it to CVS.
#2
Moving to the current version and marking active to try and drum up some volunteers.
#3
well then.. if this is for D6; then it isn't really an Autosave issue anymore :) .. cool how that works.
latest version of autosave integrates with the wysiwyg module which should mean as long as the plugin for each of the supported editors supports the calls required by autosave; then it should just work.
YUI is on the supported editor list for wysiwyg project.. so conceivably it shouldn't be too hard get the plugin for it updated with the api call autosave requires.
throw some money at them and i am sure they can add support pretty quickly.. i know the guy that came up with the api function required added it for tiny and fck pretty quickly
#4
Thanks for the reply. I'm actually referring to the YUI Editor module itself, not the Wysiwyg implementation of it (which leaves a lot to be desired), so if we're going to fix it, it'd probably have to be specific to that editor.
#5
yup, i knew what you meant.. all i was saying is that D6 Autosave no longer supports (and won't) individual editor modules - instead, it has jumped on the wysiwyg bandwagon that states "module designers shouldn't need to redo their code for each js editor that comes along". in time.. editor modules will hopefully be phased out (such as Tiny has already stopped being supported in favour of the wysiwyg module approach).
#6
Gotcha.