Hi

I think that something like this will be very useful:
a textarea for for each fckeditor toolbar where admin could force shown that toolbar.

Currently, this is optionable for simplefied toolbar only.
But if I want e.g. on node-edit textarea the "toolbar 1 - with drupal break button", on comment textarea "toolbar 2 without drupal break button" and the "simple toolbar 3" for some special textareas, I couldn't.

so far I understand fckeditor, I can have one fckeditor profile for each role.
So I could set e.g. "toolbar 1 with drupal break button" for authenticated user role, and to force simpliefied toolbar on some textarea. (and disable toolbar on some textareas)
But I couldn't set another toolbar - in this example the toolbar without drupal break button.

Please tell me if I am wrong, but if no, this feature would be really great - to force each fckeditor toolbar on textareas(paths) where I want. (for each profile).

Please let me know what you think about it.
Thanks
Igorik
http://www.somvprahe.sk

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wwalc commented

Humm I have not tested it well but I guess that in 6.x-2.x it is possible to assign multiple FCKeditor profiles to one user role...or am I wrong? I need to check it later again.
Anyway, I thought about it already, but nobody asked for it yet :-) definitely something worth implementing.

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WorldFallz commented

Unless I'm doing something wrong, it's not possible to assign more than one profile per role. Once I've assigned a profile to a role, the role does not show up in the list when you go to add another profile. I was going to try to use this in order to specify a specific toolbar (not simplified, and not main) to a specific field.

If anyone has any other ides on how this might be done I'd be grateful.

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Jorrit commented
Assigned: Unassigned » Jorrit

I will look at this soon.

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Jorrit commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

For me it worked: I am able to assign two profiles to "authenticated user". I set both to "include" mode and have the one set to include "page@*.*" and the second to "story@*.*". The first was set to the DrupalFull toolbar and the second to the DrupalBasic toolbar. When I went to /node/add/page, I got the DrupalFull toolbar and /node/add/story showed the DrupalBasic toolbar. All other pages did not show FCKeditor.

I tried this with the latest 2.x-dev release, but 2.x-beta3 should work the same.

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WorldFallz commented

OK thanks for confirming it works as designed. I'll try to figure out what I'm doing wrong.