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kennyhank
kennyhank
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December 17, 2015
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issue using hr tag in richtext.....

  • December 17, 2015
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Hi guys! :) 

Recently i added a custom plugin for my richtext, to print hr tag, and works perfectly but when i positioned the cursor in a position below at hr line, start an infinite recursive call, i think the richtext have a method (updateToolsbar) and dont recognize my hr plugins, i need suggestions for that issue? Can somebody help me please? I'm new using AEM  like 3 months and half, please remember that!, i'm not an expert! ;) LOL.......Thanks

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    Best answer by leeasling

    I don't have an answer to the exact question you asked, since it's a custom plugin and we do not have the code, it's impossible to diagnose, however, i would question the implementation method.

    I think that writing custom plugins for the text editor, especially moving forward with the Touch UI (and thus maintaining 2 code bases for the same plugin), is a bad idea - same for custom EXTJS widgets.  It would be much much simpler to create a Horizontal Rule component.  You would literally create a new component definition, your .html or .jsp file would simply contain <hr /> and you add a cq:editConfig node to the component.  Done.  No javascript, no custom plugins, no incompatibility between versions of AEM.

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    leeaslingAccepted solution
    Level 8
    December 17, 2015

    I don't have an answer to the exact question you asked, since it's a custom plugin and we do not have the code, it's impossible to diagnose, however, i would question the implementation method.

    I think that writing custom plugins for the text editor, especially moving forward with the Touch UI (and thus maintaining 2 code bases for the same plugin), is a bad idea - same for custom EXTJS widgets.  It would be much much simpler to create a Horizontal Rule component.  You would literally create a new component definition, your .html or .jsp file would simply contain <hr /> and you add a cq:editConfig node to the component.  Done.  No javascript, no custom plugins, no incompatibility between versions of AEM.

      kennyhank
      kennyhankAuthor
      Level 3
      December 17, 2015

      thanks leeasling for you fast help.......we have a component like this, but we have a new requirement for print and <hr> line in the text editor for a better work for the people who use this component, so we propose add that new plugin like a better solution and now i have this issue.................however thanks a lot for your help

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