Tiny Rich Text Editor 7 - Overview (O11)

Stable version 7.7.2 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

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on 3 Mar

3.9

(7 ratings)

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The world's most advanced rich text editor has all the features developers are looking for. TinyMCE is a rich-text editor that allows users to create formatted content within a user-friendly interface. The output created is in HTML5 and can include lists, tables, and other useful elements, depending on your configuration. The functionality of the editor can be extended through plugins and customizations, or limited to suit your use-case. TinyMCE can also be customized to look and feel like part of your application or webpage by customizing the user interface. The WYSIWYG editor that is flexible, customizable, and designed with the user in mind. TinyMCE can handle any challenge, from the most simple implementation through to the most complex use case.

Component for instancing the popular Rich Editor TinyMCE 6 in your projects react.

Fully customizable plugins :)

Available in +35 languages:

Arabic
Arabic (Saudi Arabia)
English
French (France)
French (Switzerland)
German
German (Austria)
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Polish
Portuguese (Brazil)
Portuguese (Portugal)
Russian
Spanish
Spanish (Mexico)
Ukrainian
Czech
Danish
Greek
Basque
Persian
Finnish
Hebrew
Hungarian
Dutch
Dutch, Belgium
Swedish
Tamil
Turkish
Uyghur
Chinese Simplified
Chinese Traditional
Chinese Traditional, Hong Kong
Chinese Traditional, Macau
Chinese Traditional, Singapore

Release notes (7.7.2)

Added onChange event that returns the editor content when the user clicks "undo" or presses "Ctrl+Z".

License (7.7.2)

Tiny mce is a free and paid open source mixed-use library, this version includes the free use license.

Reviews (7)

28 May

in version 7.7.2

Great component! Very helpful!

22 May

in version 7.7.2

Good implementation, but it has a flaw. The problem with this is that TinyMCE 7 uses "gpl2+ open source software license" which is a strong copy left licence. GPLv2+ requires that any software using GPL code must also be GPL, meaning you must open-source the entire OutSystems module or application if distributed which is not possible, unless you pay for the license.

So using the free version violates the license agreement, so be aware.

Answer from the owner

23 May

in version 7.7.2

Excellent point, at the time I had sent an email to TinyMCE support questioning the free license, and they allowed me to create the component, since the component code on Forge is free and open.