D7 TinyMCE Editor in Basic Settings

This one is driving me nuts!  Ive edited ALL (i think) the files that pertain to the TinyMCE editor so that I can use the <IFRAME> tag again...  Its not working....  Argh!

 

Files Modifed: BxBaseConfig.php, page_builder_tiny.js, tiny_mce.js, tiny_mce_src.js

 

Line modified: extended_valid_elements: (added) iframe[name|src|framespacing|border|frameborder|scrolling|title|height|width]

 

Can anyone add some insight to this?

 

Steve

 

UPDATE: Fixed - Added the extended_valid_elements to all the TinyInit Procedures.  Not sure if that was a good thing, because I think now anyone could enter in an IFRAME tag in any of the editors... 

 

I will have to play with it more...

Quote · 5 Dec 2009

Iframes can be fun - and useful sometimes, but wow - if you don't get swamped with "possible attack" messages from our over vigilant security system I will be shocked.

Quote · 5 Dec 2009

Do you realize, that if someone iframes a malicious web site, your site may get blacklisted by Google?  Allowing the iframe tag is a bad idea.

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Quote · 5 Dec 2009

i know...  and Im sure thats why there are sooo many init calls in the BxBaseConfig.php file.  Each call has different plugins, etc...  What Im trying to figure out now, which specific init will let me use the iframe, but not let any other non-admin use it...  I havent played with it since yesterday...  I will keep messing around and find that perfect combination...

 

hehe... Thats what we do!  Mess with stuff till it works... hehe

 

Steve

Quote · 6 Dec 2009
 
 
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