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Wysiwyg Plugin

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  Translator framework for WYSIWYG editors
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Introduction

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Support for the integration of WYSIWYG (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) editors. On its own, the only thing this plugin gives you is a stand-alone HTML to TML (TWiki Markup Language) translator script. For WYSIWYG editing you will also need to install a specific editor package such as TinyMCEPlugin.
 
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Support for the integration of WYSIWYG (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) editors. On its own, the only thing this plugin gives you is a stand-alone HTML to TWiki translator script. For WYSIWYG editing in TWiki, you will also need to install a specific editor package such as TWiki:Plugins/KupuEditorContrib or TWiki:Plugins/WikiwygContrib.

This plugin provides a generic framework that supports editing of TWiki topics using any browser-based HTML editor. It works by transforming TML (TWiki Meta Language) into HTML for the editor, and then transforming HTML back into TML on save.

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This plugin provides a generic framework that supports editing of topics using any browser-based HTML editor. It works by transforming TML (TWiki Markup Language) into HTML for the editor, and then transforming HTML back into TML on save.
 

Features

  • Supports the input of malformed HTML
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  • Full round-trip (TML -> XHTML -> TWiki syntax)
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  • Full round-trip (TML -> XHTML -> TML)
 
  • Framework is editor-agnostic

Details

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What's in the package

The package includes the following pieces:

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  • TML (TWiki syntax) to HTML translator
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  • TML (TWiki Markup Language) to HTML translator
 
  • HTML to TML translator (with stand-alone script)
  • Generic TWiki plugin for automating the translation during editing

How it works

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The plugin works by translating the topic text into HTML when someone edits a topic. The HTML is then fed to the WYSIWYG editor. On save, the edited HTML is run through the reverse translation before saving to the topic. TWiki syntax is used in preference to HTML in the stored topic wherever possible, though HTML may be used if the translator can't find a suitable TML equivalent..
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The plugin works by translating the topic text into HTML when someone edits a topic. The HTML is then fed to the WYSIWYG editor. On save, the edited HTML is run through the reverse translation before saving to the topic. TML is used in preference to HTML in the stored topic wherever possible, though HTML may be used if the translator can't find a suitable TML equivalent.
 
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The default rendering that TWiki uses to generate HTML for display in browsers is 'lossy' - information in the TWiki syntax is lost in the HTML output, and a round-trip (recovering the original TWiki syntax from the HTML) is impossible. To solve this problem the plugin instead uses its own translation of TWiki syntax to XHTML. The generated XHTML is annotated with CSS classes that support the accurate recovery of the original TWiki syntax.
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The default rendering that TWiki uses to generate HTML for display in browsers is 'lossy' - information in the TML is lost in the HTML output, and a round-trip (recovering the original TML from the HTML) is impossible. To solve this problem the plugin instead uses its own translation of TML to XHTML. The generated XHTML is annotated with CSS classes that support the accurate recovery of the original TML.
  Before you ask the obvious question, yes, the translator could be used to replace the TWiki rendering pipeline for generating HTML pages. In fact, the translator is taken almost directly from the implementation of the rendering pipeline for the TWiki-4 release
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Translation of the HTML back to TWiki syntax uses the CPAN:HTML::Parser. This parser is used in preference to a more modern XML parser, because the WYSIWYG editor may not generate fully compliant XHTML. A strict parser would risk losing content. CPAN:HTML::Parser is better at handling malformed HTML.
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Translation of the HTML back to TML uses the CPAN:HTML::Parser. This parser is used in preference to a more modern XML parser, because the WYSIWYG editor may not generate fully compliant XHTML. A strict parser would risk losing content. HTML::Parser is better at handling malformed HTML.
 
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There is also the advantage that the translator can be used to import HTML from other sources - for example, existing web pages. Due to the simple nature of TWiki syntax and the potential complexity of web pages, this translation is often lossy - i.e there will be HTML features that can be entered by editors that will be lost in this translation step. This is especially noticeable with HTML tables.
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There is also the advantage that the translator can be used to import HTML from other sources - for example, existing web pages. Due to the simple nature of TML and the potential complexity of web pages, this translation is often lossy - i.e. there will be HTML features that can be entered by editors that will be lost in this translation step. This is especially noticeable with HTML tables.
 

Using the translators from Perl scripts

Both translators can be used directly from Perl scripts, for example to build your own stand-alone translators.

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A stand-alone converter script for HTML to TWiki is included in the installation. It can be found in tools/html2tml.pl.
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A stand-alone convertor script for HTML to TML is included in the installation. It can be found in tools/html2tml.pl.
 

Integrating a HTML Editor

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  1. A URL can be used to fetch the content-to-be-edited from the server, for use in an IFRAME.
  2. REST handlers can be called from Javascript to convert content.
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Generating content in standard edit template

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Generating content directly in the standard edit template

  This is the technique used by WYSIWYG editors that can sit on top of HTML textareas, such as TinyMCE. The topic content is pre-converted to HTML before inclusion in the standard edit template. These editors use plugins that have a beforeEditHandler and an afterEditHandler. These handlers are responsible for the conversion of topic text to HTML, and post-conversion of HTML back to TML.
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  • Your plugin should set the textareas_hijacked context id, to signal to skins to suppress their textarea manipulation functions.
This is the recommended integration technique, if your editor can support it.
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Generating content in specialized edit template

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Generating content directly in a specialized edit template

  This technique is useful when the editor requires the topic content in a variety of different formats at the same time. In this scenario the editor uses a custom edit template. The WYSIWYG content is made available for instantiation in that template in a number of different formats. WYSIWYGPLUGIN_WYSIWYGSKIN must be set for this to work.
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 This technique is useful when the editor requires the topic content in a variety of different formats at the same time. In this scenario the editor uses a custom edit template. The WYSIWYG content is made available for instantiation in that template in a number of different formats. WYSIWYGPLUGIN_WYSIWYGSKIN must be set for this to work.

The flow of control is as follows:

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  1. User hits "edit" with the skin (or cover) set the same as WYSIWYGPLUGIN_WYSIWYGSKIN.
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  1. The WysiwygPlugin beforeEditHandler determines if the topic is WYSIWYG editable, and vetos the edit if not by redirecting to the standard edit skin.
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  1. The WysiwygPlugin beforeEditHandler determines if the topic is WYSIWYG editable, and vetoes the edit if not by redirecting to the standard edit skin.
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  1. The edit template containing the JS editor is instantiated.
  2. The following variables are available for expansion in the template:
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  1. The afterEditHandler in the WyswiygPlugin sees that wysiwyg_edit is set, which triggers the conversion back to TML.

  • The HTML form in the edit template must include an <input called wysiwyg_edit and set it to 1, to trigger the conversion from HTML back to TML.
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  • WYSIWYGPLUGIN_WYSIWYGSKIN must be set to the name of the skin used for WYSIWYG editing. This is usually the name of the editor e.g. kupu.
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  • WYSIWYGPLUGIN_WYSIWYGSKIN must be set to the name of the skin used for WYSIWYG editing. This is often the name of the editor e.g. xinha.
 

Fetching content from a URL

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    • The WysiwygPlugin recognises the wysiwyg_edit parameter and uses the TML2HTML translator to prepare the text, which is then returned as text/plain to the browser.
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    • Two TWiki variables, %OWEB% and %OTOPIC%=, can be used in the content URL in the edit template to refer to the source topic for the content.
  1. After edit handling is as for Generating content directly in a specialised edit template
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    • Two TWiki variables, %OWEB% and %OTOPIC%, can be used in the content URL in the edit template to refer to the source topic for the content.
  1. After edit handling is as for Generating content directly in a specialized edit template
 

Other techniques

Asynchronous saves

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Editors can use XmlHttpRequest to perform saves, by POSTing to the TWiki save script with the wysiwyg_edit parameter set to 1. This parameter tells the beforeSaveHandler in the WysiwygPlugin to convert the content back to TML. See TWikiScripts for details of the other parameters to the save script.
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Editors can use XmlHttpRequest to perform saves, by POSTing to the TWiki save script with the wysiwyg_edit parameter set to 1. This parameter tells the beforeSaveHandler in the WysiwygPlugin to convert the content back to TML. See CommandAndCGIScripts for details of the other parameters to the save script.
  Once the save script has completed it responds with a redirect, either to an Oops page if the save failed, or to the appropriate post-save URL (usually a view). The editor must be ready to handle this redirect.

Handling Attachments

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Attachment uploads can be handled by URL requests from the editor template to the TWiki upload script. The upload script normally redirects to the containing topic; a behavior that you usually don't want in an editor! There are two ways to handle this:
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Attachment uploads can be handled by URL requests from the editor template to the TWiki upload script. The upload script normally redirects to the containing topic; a behavior that you usually don't want in an editor! There are two ways to handle this:
 
  • If the uploads are done in an IFRAME or via XmlHttpRequest, then the 302 redirect at the end of the upload can simply be ignored.
  • You can pass noredirect to the upload script to suppress the redirect. In this case
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Plugin Installation Instructions

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This plugin is pre-installed. TWiki administrators can upgrade the plugin as needed on the TWiki server.
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  • For an automated installation, run the configure script and follow "Find More Extensions" in the in the Extensions section.
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    • Configure additional plugin settings in the Extensions section if needed.
    • Test if the installation was successful using the examples provided.
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Plugin Configuration Settings

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Plugin Configuration Settings

Translator control

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WYSIWYG_EXCLUDE - Prevent WYSIWYG editing

The global preference setting WYSIWYG_EXCLUDE can be set to make the plugin sensitive to what is in a topic, before allowing it to be edited. The comma separated list to fall back to text edit can include:

  • html - HTML tags (e.g. <div>, not including <br>), or
  • variables - simple variables (e.g. %SOMEVAR%) or
  • calls - variables with parameters e.g. %SOMECALL{...}%
  • pre - pre-formatted blocks (<pre>)
  • comments - HTML comments (<!-- ... -->)
  • script - inline HTML Script tags - default
  • style - inline CSS style tags - default
  • table - inline HTML tables (<table ..>. TML tables are not excluded)

If the plugin detects an excluded construct in the topic, it will refuse to allow the edit and will redirect to the default editor.

WYSIWYG_EDITABLE_CALLS - Exceptions to WYSIWYG_EXCLUDE

If you excluded calls in WYSIWYG_EXCLUDE, you can still define a subset of variables that do not block edits. this is done in the global preference setting WYSIWYG_EDITABLE_CALLS, which should be a list of variable names separated by vertical bars, with no spaces, e.g: * Set WYSIWYG_EDITABLE_CALLS = COMMENT|CALENDAR|INCLUDE

You should set WYSIWYG_EXCLUDE and WYSIWYG_EDITABLE_CALLS in TWikiPreferences, or in WebPreferences for each web.

WYSIWYGPLUGIN_PROTECT_EXISTING_TAGS - Protect specific tags originally in the topic text

The WYSIWYGPLUGIN_PROTECT_EXISTING_TAGS preference tells the translator that certain HTML tags which were originally in the topic text should remain as HTML tags; the translator will not try to convert them to TML. This protects the tags themselves, and not the contents enclosed between the <tag> and </tag>

The default setting for this preference is defined within the plugin. It corresponds to div, span.

This feature may be disabled by setting the preference to a single comma. This does not guarantee that HTML markup will be removed; the conversion of HTML tags to TML markup remains subject to the other controls provided by the WysiwygPlugin, including the WYSIWYGPLUGIN_STICKYBITS preference, <sticky> blocks, <literal> blocks and the rules applied to tables and lists.

WYSIWYGPLUGIN_PROTECT_TAG_BLOCKS - Protect specific tag blocks originally in the topic text

The WYSIWYGPLUGIN_PROTECT_TAG_BLOCKS preference tells the translator that certain HTML tag blocks which were originally in the topic text should remain as HTML blocks; the translator will not try to convert them to TML.

The default setting for this preference is defined within the plugin. It corresponds to script, style.

As an example, individual html tables can be protected by surrounding them with <sticky> .. </sticky> block.  However,if you want to have all =<table> markup preserved as entered into topics by default, rather than subject to WYSIWYG editing,  add =table to this list, and =<table> markup will become automatically sticky.

This feature may be disabled by setting the preference to a single comma.

WYSIWYGPLUGIN_STICKYBITS - Protect tags based upon their arguments

You can define the global preference WYSIWYGPLUGIN_STICKYBITS to stop the plugin from ever trying to convert specific HTML tags into TML when certain specific attributes are present on the tag. This is most useful when you have styling or alignment information in tags that must be preserved.

This preference setting is used to tell the translator which attributes, when present on a tag, make it "stick" i.e. block conversion back to TML.

For example, setting it to table=background,lang;tr=valign will stop the translator from trying to convert any table tag that has background or lang attributes, and any tr tag that has a valign attribute back to TWiki | table | column | markup (regardless of where that table tag comes from).

This setting is used only after the page has been processed by the editor. If the editor does not support a particular tag or attribute and the editor corrupts the tag, this setting will not be helpful. It is only used to prevent an HTML tag from being converted back to TML.

Format of the setting is tag1=attrib,attrib;tag2=attrib. Attributes delimited by comma, and tags delimited by semicolon.

  • The left side of the equal sign is the tag.
  • The right side of the equal sign is a comma delimited list of attributes to be matched.

If a matching tag is found, that matches any of the attributes listed, the tag will not be converted back to TML. You can use perl regular expressions to match tag and attribute names, so .*=id,on.* will ensure that any tag with an id or on* event handler is kept as HTML.

The default setting for this preference are hard coded in the plugin. If you wish to change the settings, the following list is the default setting coded in the plugin:

   * Set WYSIWYGPLUGIN_STICKYBITS = 
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        COL=char,charoff,span,valign,width;
        COLGROUP=align,char,charoff,span,valign,width;
        DIR=compact;
        DIV=align,style;
        DL=compact;
        FONT=size,face;
        H[0-9]=align;
        HR=align,noshade,size,width;
        LEGEND=accesskey,align;
        LI=value;
        OL=compact,start,type;
        P=align;
        PARAM=name,type,value,valuetype;
        PRE=width;
        Q=cite;
        TABLE=align,bgcolor,frame,rules,summary,width;
        TBODY=align,char,charoff,valign;
        TD=abbr,align,axis,bgcolor,char,charoff,headers,height,nowrap,rowspan,scope,valign,width;
        TFOOT=align,char,charoff,valign;
        TH=abbr,align,axis,bgcolor,char,charoff,height,nowrap,rowspan,scope,valign,width,headers;
        THEAD=align,char,charoff,valign;
        TR=bgcolor,char,charoff,valign;
        UL=compact,type

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(?!IMG).*=id,lang,title,dir,on.*; A=accesskey,coords,shape,target; BDO=dir; BR=clear; COL=char,charoff,span,valign,width; COLGROUP=align,char,charoff,span,valign,width; DIR=compact; DIV=align,style; DL=compact; FONT=size,face; H[0-9]=align; HR=align,noshade,size,width; LEGEND=accesskey,align; LI=value; OL=compact,start,type; P=align; PARAM=name,type,value,valuetype; PRE=width; Q=cite; TABLE=align,bgcolor,frame,rules,summary,width; TBODY=align,char,charoff,valign; TD=abbr,align,axis,bgcolor,char,charoff,headers,height,nowrap,rowspan,scope,valign,width; TFOOT=align,char,charoff,valign; TH=abbr,align,axis,bgcolor,char,charoff,height,nowrap,rowspan,scope,valign,width,headers; THEAD=align,char,charoff,valign; TR=bgcolor,char,charoff,valign; UL=compact,type

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If you edit using the plain-text editor, you can use the <sticky>..</sticky> tags to delimit HTML (or TML) that you do not want to be WYSIWYG edited.

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Known issues

Incompatible with "non-standard" syntax

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WysiwygPlugin is incompatible with plugins that expand non-standard syntax e.g. TWiki:Plugins.MathModePlugin (WysiwygPlugin)
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Overlapping styles

Because TWiki uses a "best guess" approach to some formatting, it allows overlapping of tags in a way forbidden by HTML, and it is impossible to guarantee 100% that formatting in the original TWiki document will still be there when the same document is loaded and then saved through the WysiwygPlugin. The most obvious case of this is to do with styles. For example, the sentence

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Plugin Info

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Rowspan processing needs TablePlugin

The WysiwygPlugin is able to convert tables with cells that span rows into TML. This requires syntax provided by the TablePlugin (that is, the | ^ | markup). the WysiwygPlugin will therefore only perform row-span related conversion if the TablePlugin is enabled. The TablePlugin is enabled by default and hence the WysiwygPlugin converts tables with cells that span rows between TML and HTML by default.

 
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Many thanks to the following sponsors for supporting this work:
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TinyMCEPlugin integration

  • Anchors are not handled by WysiwygPlugin
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    • Description: Sometimes tables will fail to be converted to TML syntax (will stay as HTML) because there are attributes on the table (such as alignment or border decorations) that the WysiwygPlugin does not know how to preserve. If such attributes are necessary, please use VarTABLE instead.
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      • Click inside the problematic table
      • Click the table toolbar button (usually used to create a new table)
      • With the exception of Cols and Rows, delete/reset all content from the fields on the 'General' and 'Advanced' tabs.
      • Write a VarTABLE variable above the offending table that adds the desired attributes safely

Plugin Info

 
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Plugin Author: TWiki:Main.CrawfordCurrie http://www.c-dot.co.uk
Copyright © 2005 ILOG http://www.ilog.fr,
© 2007 Twiki, Inc.,
© 2005-2011 TWiki:TWiki.TWikiContributor
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Author: Crawford Currie, TWiki Contributors
Copyright © 2005 ILOG http://www.ilog.fr
© 2007 Twiki, Inc.
© 2008-2012 Foswiki Contributors
© 2005-2013 TWiki:TWiki.TWikiContributor
 
License GPL (Gnu General Public License)
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Plugin Version: 2011-11-11 22425 (2013-02-16)
Change History:
<-- versions below in reverse order -->
 
2011-11-11: TWikibug:Item6800: More fixes for using qw(...) as parentheses, which is deprecated in Perl 5.14 -- TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny
2011-09-12: TWikibug:Item6800: Fix for using qw(...) as parentheses, which is deprecated in Perl 5.14 -- TWiki:Main.PaulMerchantJr
2011-07-10: TWikibug:Item6725: Change global package variables from "use vars" to "our"
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Sponsors: ILOG, Carrier Corporation, Twiki Inc, Wave Systems Corp
Plugin Version: 2013-09-18 26391 (2013-10-14)
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2013-09-18: TWikibug:Item7338: Import WYSIWYG plugin fixes 2008-2013 -- TWiki:Main.PeterThoeny
1.1.16 (16 May 2013) Fix problem with entities being expanded to unrepresentable characters
1.1.15 (16 Dec 2012) Minor perlcritic coding change
(21 Dec 2012) Changing a wikiword should not require visiting the TinyMCE link dialog.
1.1.14 (28 Nov 2012) Clean up hex markers left behind by TinyMCEPlugin
Convert to perl version strings
Preserve Square bracket links
1.1.13 (5 Jun 2012) Backslash line continuation incorrectly requires a space dlimitier.
Extraneous hex 03 characters replace % in nested tags
1.1.12 (30 May 2012) Fix for Item10089 caused link corruption in certain cases.
1.1.11 (22 May 2012) Compile errors with perl 5.8.8 due to use of new regular expression features.
1.1.10 (21 May 2012) Better fix for <div tags, also cover <blockquote tags.
Unable to position cursor above initial verbatim, pre and blockquote blocks
Syntax for indent was added earlier, but missed from release notes.
1.1.9 (test release) <div> tags are wrapped in <p> tags. TMCE auto closes them.
1.1.8 (test release) Fix for Item11814 breaks %ATTACHURL variable in link.
1.1.7 (test release) Wysiwyg removes <br /> tags at end of lines.
1.1.6 (test release) Process TML links as HTML links
TMCE should honor NOAUTOLINK preference and noautolink blocks.
Allow TMCE to recognize TML links as HTML links.
Protect Glue format markup in variables.
Don't merge verbatim blocks if they have different classes.
Handle colors implemented using CSS classes.
Preserve URI Encoding in links.
WikiWords escaped with ! are show as linking.
TMCE is failing to protect newlines.
1.1.5 (06 Apr 2012) protect inline script and style tags from wysiwyg.
protect tags inside pre.
Protect TML tables from corrupting embedded html markup.
Prevent #Anchors from being wrapped to the previous line.
Prevent corruption of HTML tables containin blank lines.
1.1.4 support pass-through of DEL and INS tags
1.1.3 (08 Nov 2011) Fix WysiwygPlugin eating newlines inside %MACRO{...} expressions (Michael Tempest)
1.1.2 (11 Apr 2011) Version released with TWiki 1.1.3. Only a minor change related to how the plugin is being upgraded
1.1.1 (19 Jan 2011) Switch to x.y.z release numbering
Try to use Variables in the src URLs of images with titles
Fix attachments REST handler to deal with topics named with international characters
Protect div and span tags with style attributes
28 Jun 2010 Fix conversion between character encodings. Any characters may be entered in the WYSIWYG editor, regardless of the site's encoding. Where possible, they are converted to the site encoding, otherwise they become entities.
Fix cursor-movement problems on Mozilla browsers (introduced by )
Can now place cursor into empty list-item
Can now move cursor above a table at start of a topic and below a table at the end of the topic
Protect <br /> tags at the end of a protected line (e.g. in a variable parameter)
Protect newlines within a <pre> block
Keep the content of <big> and <var> tags
Fix stand-alone (command-line) HTML-to-TML conversion
21 May 2010 Use Wysiwyg transition to remove usually unwanted paragraph html tags in table cells, which are otherwise impossible to remove in TinyMCE up to at least 3.3.6
Fix problem where Wysiwyg transition merges two consecutive lists (a result of work on )
 
2010-05-17: TWikibug:Item6433 - more doc fixes; replacing TWIKIWEB with SYSTEMWEB
2010-04-24: TWikibug:Item6433 - doc improvements, prepare for TWiki 5.0 release
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18 Dec 2009 move code out of the plugin module to accelerate loading
18 Nov 2009 Convert tables with cells that span rows
22 Oct 2009 Protect div style= by default
18 Sep 2009 Prevent dataloss when saving a topic in Wysiwyg where there are a pair of sticky tags inside verbatim tags
28 Jun 2009 Protect XML tags registered by plugins, and not just the content between them (Michael Tempest)
06 Jun 2009 Correct dependency on HTML::Parser (Will Norris). Correct processing of colour and typewriter-text in several situations, include application to bold text and table cells (Michael Tempest). Remove unwanted extra <sticky> tags (Michael Tempest). Let plugins register XML tags that should be protected like variables
10 Apr 2009 fixed colour handling
03 Dec 2008 fixed empty bullet list problem.
 
22 Oct 2008 Fixed TWikibug:Item5961 (emphasis), TWikibug:Item6089 (backslash in verbatim)
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7 Aug 2008 Fixed TWikibug:Item5707 (mod_perl)
3 Aug 2008 TWiki 4.2.1 release version
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03 Aug 2008 TWiki 4.2.1 release version
 
25 May 2008 TWikibug:Item5457: TWikibug:Item5528: TWikibug:Item5626: using a debug simulation, I believe I have finally fixed all the complexities of using international character sets with the translator.
13 Apr 2008 TWikibug:Item4946: TWikibug:Item5530: I think I have finally fixed non-iso-8859-1 character sets. Painful. TWikibug:Item5393: removed spurious DIV generated by IE inside LI tags
31 Mar 2008 TWikibug:Item5314: TWikibug:Item5457: Fixed pickaxe mode for editing UTF-8. Characters above 255 are converted to entitites, which is a bit of a PITA, but at least it no longer corrupts topics.
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24 Jan 2008 TWikibug:Item5257: remove extra spaces at end of Set lines
20 Dec 2007 TWikibug:Item5022: made TT font size same as verbatim. Had to add a new style to do it, as TMCE didn't want to play with TT or CODE tags. TWikibug:Item5138: post-conversion of 8-bit entities to characters to aid searching etc.
19 Dec 2007 TWikibug:Item4836: make the parser tolerant of META, so pasting OO docs works TWikibug:Item4969: autoclose BR and HR tags TWikibug:Item5132: fixed IMG tags TWikibug:Item5076: fixed line-sensitive TML embedded in tables
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8 Nov 2007 TWikibug:Item4923: fixed blocking of table conversion due to empty attributes TWikibug:Item4936: An em embedded in an em was getting eaten TWikibug:Item4817: added typewriter text button TWikibug:Item4850: added font colour controls TWikibug:Item4645: added REST handlers for upload and fetching lists of attachments
2 Nov 2007 TWikibug:Item4903: corrected over-enthusiastive interpretation of ! as an escape
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08 Nov 2007 TWikibug:Item4923: fixed blocking of table conversion due to empty attributes TWikibug:Item4936: An em embedded in an em was getting eaten TWikibug:Item4817: added typewriter text button TWikibug:Item4850: added font colour controls TWikibug:Item4645: added REST handlers for upload and fetching lists of attachments
02 Nov 2007 TWikibug:Item4903: corrected over-enthusiastive interpretation of ! as an escape
 
21 Oct 2007 TWikibug:Item4788: fixed unbalanced protect, which could cause loss of protected status TWikibug:Item4811: noautolink looks like an HTML construct but in fact is not; the tag is infact an "on-off" switch and does not imply any HTML structure, so cannot be converted to a DIV or a span, so has to be removed. TWikibug:Item4747: added <sticky> to try to overcome limitations in translation TWikibug:Item4831: added increased flexibility in deciding what HTML get converted to TML, and what does not. Analysed all the HTML4 tags to establish initial settings. TWikibug:Item4847: don't call non-existent function with older HTML::Parser releases TWikibug:Item4844: Saving a table from IE didn't convert it back to TML TWikibug:Item4855: table rows generated from TWiki variables were being eaten
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6 Oct 2007 TWikibug:Item4700: fixed colspans TWikibug:Item4701: removed extra line between %TABLE and the table TWikibug:Item4705: fixed spacing around literal and verbatim blocks TWikibug:Item4706: merge adjacent verbatim blocks separated only by whitespace TWikibug:Item4712: fixed eating of noautolink and literal TWikibug:Item4763: list items spanning multiple lines fixed TWikibug:Item4867: released tml2html
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06 Oct 2007 TWikibug:Item4700: fixed colspans TWikibug:Item4701: removed extra line between %TABLE and the table TWikibug:Item4705: fixed spacing around literal and verbatim blocks TWikibug:Item4706: merge adjacent verbatim blocks separated only by whitespace TWikibug:Item4712: fixed eating of noautolink and literal TWikibug:Item4763: list items spanning multiple lines fixed TWikibug:Item4867: released tml2html
 
17 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4647: TWikibug:Item4652: problems related to DIV fixed. TWikibug:Item4653: fixed multi-line twiki variables
16 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4630: polished up the way the secret string is done, to ensure synch between perl and JS. Item4622: added UTF-8 handling steps that fixup malformed UTF8 strings before presenting them to the editor (saves Moz) and stops the editor passing them back to TWiki (saves IE). Removed extra entity decoding steps that were causing problems. TWikibug:Item4629: fixed issues with verbatim, highlighted by previous mangling of this topic
13 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4613 cleaned up spurious message when navigating away TWikibug:Item4615 fixed incorrect rendering of emphasis next to br
12 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4604 Fixes to REST handler, and add ability to trigger HTML2TML conversion from a content comment alone (required for some editors) TWikibug:Item4588 fixes to conversion of double-character emphases
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7 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4503 excess empty lines TWikibug:Item4486 no toc headers with unofficial syntax TWikibug:Item4560: empty lines lost TWikibug:Item4566: corrupted table on save TWikibug:Item4550 section tags being eaten
4 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4534 TWikibug:Item4535 fixed
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07 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4503 excess empty lines TWikibug:Item4486 no toc headers with unofficial syntax TWikibug:Item4560: empty lines lost TWikibug:Item4566: corrupted table on save TWikibug:Item4550 section tags being eaten
04 Sep 2007 TWikibug:Item4534 TWikibug:Item4535 fixed
 
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HTML::Parser>=3.28Required. Available from CPAN.
HTML::Entities>=1.25Required. Available from CPAN.
Encode>=2.01Required.
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Feedback: http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/WysiwygPluginDev
Appraisal: http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/WysiwygPluginAppraisal
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