BBCode in TinyMCE?

Just curious if anyone knows how to allow BBCode to be used in the TinyMCE editor. 

 

EDIT: I see there is a BBCode folder in the plugins for TinyMCE but I cannot figure out 'where' it is in the editor. Is there a specific button for it or is it supposed to accept it automatically if you paste it using the HTML button within the editor?

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Quote · 10 Nov 2014

http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugin:bbcode


you need to add the plugin to the editor

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Yeah I actually say that when I was googling.. haha.. Problem is.. Where does that code go?

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if i remember right its in template folder config something that's where the config file for the editor is lol

BxBaseEditorTinyMCE.php
 
is the file you add or remove plugins

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Gotcha.. I think I can figure out from there. I will try it later and find out.

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look around in the file there are default editors very simple to add

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Just curious if anyone knows how to allow BBCode to be used in the TinyMCE editor.

 I'm curious.  Why would you want take editing back to the '90s?  If javascript editors and HTMLpurifier had been around when forums were invented, BBcode would never exist.

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Quote · 10 Nov 2014

I saw someone using BBcode today on a forum, it came out, of course, as text.

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Flickr has BBCode for embed option for sharing.

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BTW, I have tried messing with the BxBaseEditorTinyMCE.php and adding bbcode in the plugin but it is not working. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

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I know you cleared /cache-public, so I won't even ask.

There's not a lot of info here, but it doesn't sound promising:

http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugin3x:bbcode

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Yes, here is what I did.. There are 3 places in that file where I added bbcode to.. The look like this:

 

plugins: 'autolink,autosave,lists,inlinepopups,media,bbcode,paste,fullscreen',

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Flickr has BBCode for embed option for sharing.

 That's so people can have embed code for bbcode editors in traditional forums.  I really don't understand why you'd want to use bbcode in Dolphin when you can use html code.  Someone needs to slap you.

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Just trying to please a member who uses another website (forum website) and is used to using the bbcode. I decided to give them step-by-steps of how to use the HTML code instead..

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