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We couldn't use a cloud version for the core of course. TinyMCE 7.x version would be bundled in InputfieldTinyMCE the same way the current one is. It may be that the cloud version is used for the Pro module though (if that is built), as I think that's how the company distributes their commercial version, but I don't really know. I'll be sure to ask more about it when the time comes. Interestingly, the person I talked to seemed to be involved with both CKEditor and TinyMCE. It appears they are now owned by the same company: https://www.tiugotech.com/tools/

Made a tweak in the module that has helped, maybe a feature suggestion? ? I have two icon sets/folders that I'm using in folders called "material-icons" and "extras". The "extras" folder contain one-off icons that supplements material icons when needed. When selecting icons they are in order of the folder name which caused the 'X' social network in the "extras" folder to appear before icons with names beginning with 'a' in "material-icons". I added a little bit of code to sort by the name separate from their collection/namespace on line 34 when the values are rendered: <?php class InputfieldRockIcons extends InputfieldText implements InputfieldHasTextValue { // ... /** * Render the Inputfield * @return string */ public function ___render() { $module = rockicons(); // Added sorting by key/name $availableIcons = $module->icons(); uksort($availableIcons, fn ($a, $b) => explode(':', $a)[1] <=> explode(':', $b)[1]); // prepare icons $icons = ""; foreach ($availableIcons as $name => $path) { $selected = ($name == $this->value) ? "selected" : ""; // ... } // ... } Quick fix and the results feel more natural. RockIcons is another great module of yours I can't live without. Thanks for all of your hard work!

That sounds great. Would it be the cloud-hosted version of TinyMCE then we would have in ProcessWire? If so GDPR could become a new issue and topic.

Hello guys. If you get a “Collation unknown” error, it's probably because your MySQL server version is earlier than 8.0.1, i.e. your dev/staging/prod servers are not the same (I suggest you harmonize and work on the same servers to avoid potential problems). You can consult the mysql documentation on collation migration: collations-migrating-from-older-collations If you'd like to go further in understanding the collation naming suffix, take a look at the table in the mysql documentation there. (I take a note about the installer file; You can give a read to my comment here too for notice type meanings).

I was able to speak with someone at TinyMCE on a Zoom call this week and we had a good meeting. They are going to make it possible for us to continue using TinyMCE 7.x+ in the core, even though it is using a GPL license, while we use the MPL 2.x license. They will make a custom license available for ProcessWire and I hope to have the details of that potentially next week. We’ll have to review the conditions and everything to make all is good, but it sounds like it will very likely solve the issue for us. I’m really happy about this and look forward to working with TinyMCE 7.x They also expressed interest in us potentially collaborating on a separate module that would make some of the commercial and advanced TinyMCE features available to ProcessWire users that wanted them via a paid service, like a Pro module. This option hasn't been available to us before, so I thought it sounded interesting. I'll definitely be communicating with them more about that to see what's possible. That’s all I know so far, but will keep you up-to-date as I learn more.

Compared to previous similar modules this is using SVG icons, so there is no overhead in loading an icon-font or such. Just upload your svg iconset to /site/templates/RockIcons and check the checkbox in the module's settings to load those icons. Rendering a selected icon is as simple as echoing the field, because if you request the field value as string it will return the SVG markup. Download: https://www.baumrock.com/en/processwire/modules/rockicons/

A cloud-hosted version would indeed be troublesome in terms of GDPR. As almost all of my clients are based in Europe, this is a crucial and sensitive topic to me. It's a bit frustrating how the licensing problem with rich text editors just keeps repeating itself. First CKEditor, now TinyMCE. That said, I need to emphasize that it's not about "wanting things for free". If the solution is a paid module, I'm perfectly fine with that. I just wish there would be a long-term solution to this problem that wouldn't involve Ryan having to negotiate licenses every two years or so.

I have no idea. Some forum members have started Discord channels over the years, but those channels have never been actively used, so I just quit. Also, keeping Discord (or any other app like that) open all the time is a big time killer that prevents me from focusing on work or anything else, for that matter. The forum's "Live Topics" feature can turn the discussion of an "event" into a separate forum topic (or optionally into separate topics), preserving what was discussed. Chat rooms and similar discussion board solutions cannot be searched nor bookmarked properly and cannot be indexed by search engines either. Maybe I am old school, but a classic forum like this is the best for discussions that provide information to be kept for later reference.

This is so funny to me

I have had this in the past or at least very similar with a custom Debian-based Apache, MySQL setup I tried to run and manage myself. I don't know what I did wrong, but everything seemed a bit off. Since using DDEV, moved away from Laragon (Win) and MAMP (Mac), never had this issue anymore. The question to ask here is: Which system is off or needs a better config? Where is your live server from or who is your hosting company? If I had to guess... A2*, Dream*, or Blue*host - or something similar.