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We received the message in the CP that Redactor is no longer being supported which is fine, CKEditor seems to be a better option overall. However, one of the breaking changes that's preventing us from migrating is Redactor has the nifty Variables plugin which allows you to put in placeholder content which later gets replaced with the actual content.
We're using this functionality to let a client customize various aspects of their emails from the CP after one of their online trainings is done, which seems to be an ideal use case for this.
After doing some digging it looks CKEditor has already built something similar, essentially using their demo project as a jump-off.
I took a stab at building this myself (and failing) - but what are the odds this plugin can make it into an official Craft CMS build at some point?
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It looks like those variables are just stored as [% variable name %] markers in the HTML (potentially with different start/end delimiters). So are you then replacing those with actual values in your template using the |replace filter?
If so, that should continue to work in CKEditor, albeit without the UI for automatically inserting the variable marker.
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We received the message in the CP that Redactor is no longer being supported which is fine, CKEditor seems to be a better option overall. However, one of the breaking changes that's preventing us from migrating is Redactor has the nifty Variables plugin which allows you to put in placeholder content which later gets replaced with the actual content.
We're using this functionality to let a client customize various aspects of their emails from the CP after one of their online trainings is done, which seems to be an ideal use case for this.
After doing some digging it looks CKEditor has already built something similar, essentially using their demo project as a jump-off.
I took a stab at building this myself (and failing) - but what are the odds this plugin can make it into an official Craft CMS build at some point?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: