[fredkelly]

Having had the (dis)pleasure of working with TinyMCE on a number of past projects this looks like a no-brainer. The only thing I'm not sure about is the use of `data-wysihtml5-command` attributes to configure the toolbar, is there an option to configure this via a configuration object in JS? - e.g. I just pass the ID of the element I want to use and a set of options?

[olla]

Currently the toolbar component does not allow this kind of configuration. Probably the easiest to accomplish this currently is to write Your own custom toolbar likehttps://github.com/Voog/wysihtml/blob/master/examples/wotool... or make a pull request that I'll be glad to merge.

[fredkelly]

Thanks, I'll check it out. PR is always a possibility too :)

[jwcooper]

What issues did you have with TinyMCE? We recently moved away from wysihtml5 to TinyMCE and have been quite happy with the results thus far.

The latest releases of TinyMCE have been easy to work with, and relatively pain free for us.

[Kluny]

I'm stuck with an old version that I haven't been able to update yet, and it recently started uploading images and documents with full write permissions. The TinyMCE support team tells me that's not possible, but that sure is what it looks like to me.

[andybak]

By my recollection TinyMCE on it's own doesn't do uploading - it's pure client-side code so is incapable of doing so. Are you talking about an official or 3rd party extension or plugin that has a server-side component?

[Kluny]

I think it's the official file manager extension that's doing it - though with the old version that I have, the file manager came built in instead of as an optional (paid, now) extension.