Thx

1) When I saw this, all I could really conclude from it was that the browser was just too slow at executing the tinymce javascript. I got around this by styling the textarea as follows:

.textarea { color: white; background-color: white }

So even though the textarea will render with the raw html, you won’t see it.

2) As I mentioned in the article, if you only need one initialization config, then it will probably be fine to put it in the base html file. But, if you want to put it in the GWT code, make sure you are not throwing some JS error related to “‘$wnd.tinyMCE’ is null”, that means you are hitting the race condition when the source file has not been completed downloaded.

The last thing I can think of is to defer the attachment of the editor until after the initialize code is completed.

Hope this helps!

Thanks,
Austin

thanks for this nice article.

But when I try to use tinyMCE with GWT I’ve several problems.

1) When I try to set a html text to the widget I see the raw html code for a while in the TextArea (after some time the tinyMCE is shown which renders the html code).

2) In some cases the initialization code has no effect (toolbars and so on).

I’ve no problems when I load the initialization code already in my base html file.

BUT then I’ve the problem to set the right language.

Regards,
Martin