[support] tinyMCE Showing in php mode

[Metzler, David]

To my knowledge, there is no way in TinyMCE to turn this off only for
fields that have an input set.  If there were, it would have to be in a
separate module.  The mechanism for doing this has been hotly debated on
drupal dev lists for a long time. 

What you can do, is to implement a theme function that turns TinyMCE off
for specific urls, or to do this yourself in the TinyMCE config, or turn
tinymce to off by default for users that can edit PHP (like yourself). 

Dave 

-----Original Message-----
From: support-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces at drupal.org] On
Behalf Of sander-martijn
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 10:07 AM
To: support at drupal.org
Subject: Re: [support] tinyMCE Showing in php mode

anyone have any thoughts on this?

sander-martijn wrote:
> On one of my sites I recently enabled tinyMCE for views editing for
the 
> client (against my wishes, but that's how client management works 
> sometimes).  Some of the views use php mode in the headers and as this

> is the first time the two crossed paths this is the first time I have 
> noticed that tinyMCE isn't disabling itself when the field is in php 
> mode.  Searching the forums I found that it is supposed to be
disabled, 
> but couldn't find anyone saying that it was enabled for them.  tinyMCE

> messes with the php code such that even if you disable it the php code

> is still garbled. 
> 
> Anyone know why this is happening?  I tried to find a configuration 
> where it might be accidentally enabled for that mode but couldn't.  I 
> tried input formats, tinyMCE configuration and access control but
don't 
> see it in any of these places.
> 
> .sander
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