Forums / Setup & design / Adding Maori Macrons
Anrik Drenth
Tuesday 04 August 2009 5:19:37 pm
When editing in the rich text editor you can click on the "insert special character" symbol.
This brings up a list of symbols to insert into your document.Can this list be altered to add the below ?
ā ē ī ō ū
(in lower and upper case)
Reference: http://www.tomrobinson.co.nz/work/macronsxhtml.htmlSearch for: "Macron Test Table"
Thanks
Bruce Morrison
Tuesday 04 August 2009 6:35:40 pm
Hi Anrik
Assuming you are using a newer version of eZ and the new OE the special characters are defined in
extension/ezoe/design/standard/javascript/themes/ez/js/charmap.js
It appears you can simply add the additional characters to the <i>charmap</i> array.
You may want to try to override this file in your own design so you don't lose the changes in future upgrades (though I'm not 100% sure this will be possible)
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André R.
Wednesday 05 August 2009 1:09:55 am
The file is included from javascript by tinyMCE, so won't do much good in overriding it.Seems like you either have to edit the file directly or I have to provide a way to extend it with settings.
What would you need? Append and perpend settings? (as in being able to perpend and append your own special charters to the list)
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Wednesday 05 August 2009 2:39:04 pm
Hi,
Version: 4.0.6 (4.0.6) Extensions: ezwebin , ezoe , ezfind
Probably dont need an override facility as there would be an alarm bell in place i.e. the users would start squawking :)
Will have a look at: extension/ezoe/design/standard/javascript/themes/ez/js/charmap.jsand see if I can insert the Maori character at the start and maybe remove a few characters we would never use.
Thanks for the help