we lately get a error message which is weirdly overlapping the bulk edit page as soon as we bulk select products in WooCommerce > Products > Bulk select > Edit > Apply.
After that hitting the apply button this message appears:
“Failed to load plugin: WordPress from url https://www.terracamp.de/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/WordPress/plugin.min.js”
Can u reproduce that? I mean we can click away the message but I think this should be better solved.
Thanks and regards.
]]>I’m encountering a deprecated feature warning in the browser console when using TinyMCE in WordPress.
The affected file is located at:
“/wp-includes/js/tinymce/tinymce.min.js”
Screenshot of the error: https://postimg.cc/rznCCPxz
Could you please check if this can be updated in the next version?
Thanks!
Error
Failed to load plugin: textcolor from url https://www.example.com/blogs/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/textcolor/plugin.min.js
]]>I’ve tried a few frontend plugins such as GeoDirectory, JReviews, and comments. When filling the editor with text and clicking the site logo there is neither a prompt for closing nor does the text return when clicking the back button. Is this for backend only?
]]>Does anyone know what has changed and how I can insert things into the new editor? Thanks!
Before:
Now (3.0.1):
I have the below 2 problems:
Problem 1:
Problem 2:
//include plugin for tinyMCE to show sirv gallery shortcode in visual mode
add_filter('mce_external_plugins', 'sirv_tinyMCE_plugin_shortcode_view');
function sirv_tinyMCE_plugin_shortcode_view(){
return array('sirvgallery' => SIRV_PLUGIN_SUBDIR_URL_PATH . 'js/wp-sirv-shortcode-view.js');
}
Your function replaces all existing TinyMCE plugins added before sirv plugin initialization. Instead, you should write it something like this:
//include plugin for tinyMCE to show sirv gallery shortcode in visual mode
add_filter('mce_external_plugins', 'sirv_tinyMCE_plugin_shortcode_view');
function sirv_tinyMCE_plugin_shortcode_view($plugins){
$plugins['sirvgallery'] = SIRV_PLUGIN_SUBDIR_URL_PATH . 'js/wp-sirv-shortcode-view.js';
return $plugins;
}
So after this change your plugin will not delete all TinyMCE plugins included before your plugin.
]]>I was looking for information on how to properly add colors that are set using the theme.json, style variations json files, or user selected colors within the full site editor to the TinyMCE editor color palette.
I was trying to find a way to query/return these the hex colors created with any of these and dynamically apply them using the walkthrough here Override TinyMCE’s default colors in WordPress Classic Editor and Advanced Custom Fields WYSIWYG. So far, all of my searches have drawn up short.
Thanks for the assistance!
]]>When I go into the back end, I have that editor is there, but it’s not on the front end.
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