Re: [xwiki-devs] Crafting method to add a plugin to the CKEditor?

Cool, thanks Marius, I was able to add something that adds a button to the CKEditor by using approximately the following snippet: require(['jquery'], function($) {$(document).ready(function() { if(XWiki.contextaction=='edit') { require(['deferred!ckeditor'], function(ckeditorPromise) { ckeditorPromise.done(function(ckeditor) { ckeditor.on('instanceCreated', function(event) { event.editor.once('configLoaded', function(event) { ckeditor.tools.extend(event.editor.config, { plugins: 'ckeditor_wiris', }, true); }); ckeditor.plugins.addExternal('ckeditor_wiris', '/wiriseditorapp/ckeditor_wiris/plugin.js'); }); }); }); }})}); within CKEditor.EditSheet2 which loads everywhere (I hope syntax-colored html doesn't bother people's reading, it's a present of IntelliJ IDEA). I am sure there are less verbose ways to do it! One thing, however, where this is incomplete is that this only evaluates if XWiki.contextaction=='edit' instead of checking for something more realistic such as the availability of one or several CKeditors. It doesn't trigger errors so it's not too bad (it is because of the promise?). With comments on optimization, I think we should start a snippet page or something such. Now, the content that is created with this plugin (MathML elements) is being killed by the rendering framework. I guess I can either: - let it be wrapped as a macro - adjust the rendering framework to respect that bit I think the second is impossible though. Or? thanks Paul I voted.