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WYSIWYG Editor Autocomplete Suggestions
This hack adds custom autocomplete suggestions to the WYSIWYG page editor (TinyMCE). An autocomplete popup box will show after a “trigger character” (:
as configured by default in this hack) is entered after a space, or at the start of a line. Pressing the Escape key will close the autocompleter.
By default, two autocomplete options are configured: Cat 1
and Cat 2
.
Entering :c
within the editor will show the autocomplete containing these two options.
These options can be configured from line 21 in the code.
This hack serves as a good example of registering autocomplete options with TinyMCE (The library used for the WYSIWYG). The code is heavily commented to assist as a helpful example. You may want to review the TinyMCE Autocompleter documentation to understand the full set of capabilities and options available.
Considerations
- This heavily relies on internal methods of TinyMCE, which may change upon any BookStack release as we update the editor libraries.
- All logic is within the WYSIWYG editor, and therefore you won’t get the same functionality via other editors.
Code
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