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(X)HTML fragment editor widget
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The widget included in this package is a simple application of the
FCKeditor control. It is only expected to work for fragments, not for
arbitrary documents. Let's create a field and a widget::
>>> from zope.html import field
>>> from zope.html import widget
>>> from zope.publisher import browser
>>> class Context(object):
... sample = u""
>>> myfield = field.XhtmlFragment(
... __name__="sample",
... title=u"Sample Field",
... ).bind(Context())
>>> request = browser.TestRequest()
>>> mywidget = widget.FckeditorWidget(myfield, request)
>>> mywidget.setPrefix("form")
>>> mywidget.configurationPath = "/myconfig.js"
>>> mywidget.editorWidth = 360
>>> mywidget.editorHeight = 200
>>> mywidget.toolbarConfiguration = "mytoolbars"
>>> print mywidget()
<textarea...></textarea>
<script...
"form.sample", 360, 200, "mytoolbars");
...Config["CustomConfigurationsPath"] = "/myconfig.js";
...
</script>
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We should also test the CkeditorWidget.
>>> ckwidget = widget.CkeditorWidget(myfield, request)
>>> ckwidget.configurationPath = "/myconfig.js"
>>> ckwidget.editorHeight = 200
The "fckVersion" attribute holds the version of CKEditor library.
>>> ckwidget.fckVersion
'3.2.1'
>>> print ckwidget()
<textarea...></textarea>
<script...
...height: 200...
...customConfig : "/myconfig.js"...
</script>
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