Although web2py comes with an integrated editor, I really like ckeditor and using it for a text field is trivial using widgets!
If you benefit from web2py hope you feel encouraged to pay it forward by contributing back to society in whatever form you choose!
Although web2py comes with an integrated editor, I really like ckeditor and using it for a text field is trivial using widgets!
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tim-richardson 10 years ago
You may also want to do this in db.py to get web2py to minify the static files. The ckeditor js is large:
response.optimize_css = 'concat,minify,inline'
response.optimize_js = 'concat,minify,inline'
Also note that when you add the widget to the table, you will reference the table.
If you have lazy_tables (and you should), then the line below should not go in a model because it will reference the table at every request, destroying the lazy_table advantage. Instead, put this is the controller function.