Interest in TinyMCE Lesson?

This module has been invaluable for a client I have that is unable to construct a URL or path (or complete sentence for that matter).

http://drupal.org/project/linktocontent

Very interested in the popularization of this great module, which wins flat out if only because of the possibility of really toggling the texteareas.

As an enticement, also, let me take this opportunity of posting a TinyMCE tip:

On one site we are working on, we are using a thin javascript menuing wrapper involving (will say more about it when it's finished, but it's not germane to this discussion) the Prototype and Scriptaculous libraries.

We were able to get Prototype and Scriptaculous and jQuery working on the same team by including the following line at the head of all the drupal ./misc/*.js files:

var $jq = jQuery;

and then changing all the "$()" shorthand invocations of jQuery to "$jq()".

But, lo and behold, TinyMce refused to play ball!

A long exhaustive search on Google (well, not that long!), produced a tip in the Scriptaculous wiki...

TinyMCE stopped working with scriptaculous.

So there, I followed the advice on the scriptaculous page (see http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/TinyMCE ):

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”prototype.js”></script>
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”tiny_mce.js”></script>
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”scriptaculous.js”></script>
<script type=”text/javascript”>   tinyMCE.init({ config stuff here });
</script> 

If you load just tiny_mce.js before scriptaculous, because of things explained in the article about TinyMCE self-addressability, everything works.

Victor Kane
http://awebfactory.com.ar

I'd be interested..

And one other thing. It sounds like the latest incarnation of tinymce for d 5 is a lot different from the one i used about 4 months ago for 4.7.

Does anybody know if the latest incarnation still reformats (or should i say UNformats) existing code so that it is well.. basically unformatted.? Last time i used this i would sometimes bounce back and forth between manually editing the html and using tinymce. however, tinymce usually UNprettified the underlying source code.

Just curious. because sometimes it's actually easier to do things by hand and sometimes with an html editor. the ability to combine the two is the best of both worlds IF tinymce would keep the underlying format intact..

thanks for any input someone can add

Good lord, if I could only put into words how much this module needs focus, support, documentation, etc. It beggars belief. I've installed it numerous times, but it never seems to get easier, and with all the hoo-hah around it lately, it only warrants this kind of manoeuvre even more!

Come forth with info and support, please!! I'll stick my oar in where I can! :)

It would be nice for some blog-centric additions such as:
block-quote, code, etc.

It would also be nice to have profiles based on node types.