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How to configure WYSISWYG editor

vulence 14 Jan, 2009
Hello,

I am using JCE on my J 1.5.8 site, and "submitcontent" form. Editor is loading fine, but with too many features for frontend users. For example, image uploading and editing. Is there a way to remove some buttons from editor and to leave some basic ones like text formatting?

Or, how to change form to load only text area without WYSISWYG editor? So, I can add another form only for image uploading.

Or, how I can restrict image uploading to certain directory?
vulence 14 Jan, 2009
Ok, I've solved this by choosing TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor from Global Conifg of Joomla. Everything is fine now.

Is there a way to define in which section/category submitted article go?
GreyHead 14 Jan, 2009
Hi vulence,

Probably a better question for the JCE Editor forums. With most Editors there are some configuration options in the admin, but whether you can have different settings for the front and back ends or for different user groups I have no idea.

Bob
vulence 14 Jan, 2009
I've just done that, choose Tiny for Public, and JCE for Admins. Still there is a problem with choosing in which category/section submitted article go.

THANKS
vulence 14 Jan, 2009
I've solved above problem, by editing Form HTML after e-mail sent, by choosing right section and category ID (without dropdown field).

So, if you are using default submitcontent form, and want to publish submited articles to certain section or category (without dropdown field) - directly, then go to your Joomla Backend, look for your Section ID and Category ID and write down numbers. Then go to Components>ChronoForms and edit submitcontent form.

When it's opened, go to Form Code, click on On Submit code - after sending email [+/-], scroll down find and edit:

$_POST['catid'] = 'enter your category ID';
$_POST['id'] = '';
$_POST['sectionid'] = 'enter your section ID';
$_POST['state'] = '0';
$_POST['created'] = date("d-m-Y H:i:s");


That's it. Simple.
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