How to add FCK editor to newsletter?

[themilkman]

Hi I have successfully added FCK editor but would also like to apply the functionality to the newsletter:

 

For the mail.php the changes are:

 

In

 

/admin/mail.php

 

Around Line 195

 

Find:

 

<td valign="top" class="main"><?php echo TEXT_MESSAGE; ?></td>

<td><?php echo tep_draw_textarea_field('message', 'soft', '60', '15'); ?></td>

 

Replace With

 

<td valign="top" class="main"><?php echo TEXT_MESSAGE; ?></td>

<td><?php echo tep_draw_fckeditor('message','580','400'); ?></td>

 

 

 

Then in newsletter.php I wanted to add the code but the lines to replace are slighty different:

 

 

<td class="main"><?php echo tep_draw_textarea_field('content', 'soft', '100%', '20', $nInfo->content); ?></td>

 

As you can see it contains the additional code: $nInfo->content);

 

So does anyone know what the correct piece of code is that is to be inserted here?

 

Also are there any changes required to view the newsletter?

 

Many Thank

 

TMM

[spooks]

In admin/newsletters.php

 

find: (192)

<td class="main"><?php echo tep_draw_textarea_field('content', 'soft', '100%', '20', $nInfo->content); ?></td>

 

replace with:

<td class="main" colspan="2"><?php echo tep_draw_fckeditor('content', '700', '500', $nInfo->content); ?></td>

 

NB the support forum is here: http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=302554

[themilkman]

Hi when I send a newsletter the recipient recieves html and not the formnatted newsletter, what should be done to fix this?

 

Thanks

 

TMM

 

 

Newsletter I recieved:

 

 

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