How do you delete content in TinyMCE?
Use tinymce. remove() method to remove TinyMCE editor from the HTML element and again call tinymce. init() on the selector to reinitialize.
How do I uninstall Tinymce editor?
- This will only remove the first instance of the editor.
- I did write above “an instance”, hence a single instance of the tinymce.
- I found this worked for me: tinymce.get(‘textarea_id’).remove();
- now code is diferent: tinymce.remove(‘.class_objects’); or tinymce.remove(‘#id_object’);
How do I initialize Tinymce editor?
Initialize TinyMCE 5 on any element (or elements) on the web page by passing an object containing a selector value to tinymce. init() . The selector value can be any valid CSS selector. For example: To replace with a TinyMCE 5 editor instance, pass the selector ‘#mytextarea’ to tinymce.
How to return content area in tinymce.editor?
Returns the container element of the editor. The container element includes all the elements added to the page for the editor. Such as UI, iframe, etc. Gets the content from the editor instance, this will cleanup the content before it gets returned using the different cleanup rules options. Returns the content area container element of the editor.
How to destroy an editor instance in TinyMCE?
Destroys the editor instance by removing all events, element references or other resources that could leak memory. This method will be called automatically when the page is unloaded but you can also call it directly if you know what you are doing. Executes a legacy callback. This method is useful to call old 2.x option callbacks.
When to use Notification manager reference in TinyMCE?
Notification manager reference, use this to open new windows and dialogs. HTML parser will be used when contents is inserted into the editor. Name/Value object containing plugin instances. Schema instance, enables you to validate elements and its children. Selection instance for the editor.
What does execcommand do in tinymce.editor?
execCommand (cmd:String, ui:Boolean, value:mixed, args:Object) Executes a command on the current instance. These commands can be TinyMCE internal commands prefixed with “mce” or they can be build in browser commands such as “Bold”. A compleate list of browser commands is available on MSDN or Mozilla.org.