TinyMCE strips out html <audio> tag?

[RuiVP]

I need to insert in a inputfield (textarea) a player for sound (either mp3 or wav).

It seems TinyMCE strips out the tag <audio src="..."></audio>.

Any ideas about what I'm missing?

[howdytom]

I guess you have to enable the TinyMCE media plugin in your field settings → Input. It's in the Plugins section. Also, make sure to add the media type to the toolbar. 

Personally I try to avoid adding audio elements to the WYSIWYG editor. As a quick solution you could create a text field to reference a file path or add a file field which provide a upload option.  

<audio controls>
    <source src='{$file->url}' type='audio/mpeg'>
</audio>

Updated:

[RuiVP]

Media plugin is enabled. The file is in the inputfield files in the page.

It doesn't work.

The files inputfield allows wav and mp3 extensions, amongst others.

Edited 1 hour ago by RuiVP
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[millipedia]

You could use @teppo's Audio Embed Textformatter which converts URLs which reference audio files into an audio tag.

[RuiVP]

Thanks, @millipedia. I used Audio Embed Textformatter in the past, in another site, together with Video Embed and so on (pdf, etc.).

But it would be much simpler and more elegant to use a universal "insert media..." in TinyMCE.

As a last resource, while I wait for a uniform solution, I'm using a Hanna code to embed the audio without forcing the person who is editing to deal with code. But I'm not completely satisfied with this partial solution, I confess.