Disable html editor?

1. Andreas Alvarez

   Disable html editor?

   Mon June 22 2009 16:45:05 UTC
   Hi,
   
   is there an easy way to disable the html editor for a single page or
   topic? I want to add some form data, but the editor strips the code out.
   Running Midgard 8.09 on that site.
   
   Thanks
   Andreas
   
   
   
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2. Henri Bergius

   Re: [midgard-user] Disable html editor?

   Mon June 22 2009 17:25:07 UTC
   Hi,
   
   On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 7:13 PM, Andreas Alvarez<alvarez@dgap.org> wrote:
   > is there an easy way to disable the html editor for a single page or
   > topic? I want to add some form data, but the editor strips the code out.
   > Running Midgard 8.09 on that site.
   
   You'll probably have best experience by running a separate DM2 schema
   for that folder or article.
   
   http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/page-styling-and-datamanager-schemas/
   http://www.midgard-project.org/documentation/midcom-helper-datamanager2_schema_definition/
   
   > Andreas
   
   /Henri
   
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3. eero.afheurlin@iki.fi

   Re: [midgard-user] Disable html editor?

   Mon June 22 2009 18:50:05 UTC
   Henri Bergius wrote:
   > Hi,
   >
   > On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 7:13 PM, Andreas Alvarez<alvarez@dgap.org> wrote:
   >> is there an easy way to disable the html editor for a single page or
   >> topic? I want to add some form data, but the editor strips the code out.
   >> Running Midgard 8.09 on that site.
   >
   > You'll probably have best experience by running a separate DM2 schema
   > for that folder or article.
   >
   > http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/page-styling-and-datamanager-schemas/
   > http://www.midgard-project.org/documentation/midcom-helper-datamanager2_schema_definition/
   >
   
   Remember to disable htmlpurifier as well (though you need SVN version of
   DM2 to do that only for one field, see
   http://trac.midgard-project.org/ticket/1198), since that will probably
   clean out forms as well.
   
   /Rambo
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4. Andreas Alvarez

   Re: [midgard-user] Disable html editor?

   Tue June 23 2009 13:35:04 UTC
   Alright, I set up a different schemadb_config where I disabled the html
   editor:
   
   'content' => Array
   (
   // COMPONENT-REQUIRED
   'title' => 'content',
   'storage' => 'content',
   'required' => true,
   'type' => 'text',
   'type_config' => Array ( 'output_mode' => 'html' ),
   'widget' => 'textarea',
   'widget_config' => Array ( 'width' => 80, 'height' => 25 ),
   ),
   Then used the component configuration in the floating toolbar and told
   n.n.static to use the different schemadb. Working fine so war...
   However, is it possible to disable the htmlpurifer with this schemadb as
   well? (Btw: Since i am entering valid xhtml, why is the purifier
   stripping it out ?) I don't mind it being disabled for the whole
   component while using this specific schemadb
   
   Thanks
   Andreas
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5. eero.afheurlin@iki.fi

   Re: [midgard-user] Disable html editor?

   Tue June 23 2009 13:50:09 UTC
   Andreas Alvarez wrote:
   > Then used the component configuration in the floating toolbar and told
   > n.n.static to use the different schemadb. Working fine so war...
   > However, is it possible to disable the htmlpurifer with this schemadb as
   > well?
   >
   
   As stated, you need the SVN DM2 to be able to disable purifying on
   per-field basis, if the page is rarely edited you can just globally
   disable purifier for the time you save the content and then re-enable
   
   >
   > (Btw: Since i am entering valid xhtml, why is the purifier
   > stripping it out ?)
   >
   
   Because it's only purpose is not to make sure the output is valid but to
   also make sure nothing malicious (or stupid) can happen (like adding
   funny ids to divs on content messing up the layout, or injecting
   javascript or doing funny XSS tricks with forms, or...)
   
   /Rambo
   
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