Package Dependencies

[mdurling]

It is my understanding that most applications will use either TinyMCE -or- TinyMCE.jQuery, but not both. This package creates a dependency on both packages. Installing this package requires the user to install both versions of TinyMCE and to do so in the correct order since they will overwrite each other. Perhaps a separate tinymce-jquery-knockout-binding is required.

[michaelpapworth]

Can I direct you here?

This basically sums up why this design decision was made. Hope it helps.

[mdurling]

Thanks for the link. I am still confused though. In version 4.0, both
tinymce and tinymce.jquery packages largely contain the same files
(although the content of those files is different. Installing the second
version overwrites the first version so it does not make sense to install
both. However, if I want to install your knockout binding then I am forced
to install both tinymce packages and I must be careful in doing so. It
would be nice if you could specify an either/or dependency, but I don't
believe nuget allows that. I can make this work, however, it seems
confusing. Since I already use jquery, I only really need tinymce.jquery,
but I must first install tinymce, overwrite those files by installing
tinymce.jquery, and then install your binding. I don't blame you for not
wanting to maintain two different packages when your code is probably the
same in either scenario.

Michael
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On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 3:37 AM, Michael Papworth notifications@github.com
wrote:

Can I direct you here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21434388/how-do-i-use-tinymce-jquery-package-and-what-is-the-difference-with-tinymce-jque
?

This basically sums up why this design decision was made. Hope it helps.

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[michaelpapworth]

My apologies, I think I misunderstood your question. Having investigated, there is actually no requirement for a NuGet dependency on TinyMCE since TinyMCE.JQuery provides everything we need. In my opinion (yet contrary to my initial belief) TinyMCE.JQuery should only contain the jQuery plugin and in turn take the dependency on TinyMCE. I'll get my package and documentation updated a.s.a.p.

Sorry about the confusion and thanks again for bringing this to my attention.

[oising]

Came here to log the same issue -- having dependencies on both packages doesn't make any sense. This should not be an enhancement: It is a bug.

[rogersillito]

This caused me some headscratching... I had simply installed the tinymce-knockout-binding nuget package (but unfortunately said "no to all" at the point where the tinymce.jquery package wanted to replace the files previously installed by the tinymce package). This resulted in the editor box appearing with style visibility="hidden" - and basically tinyMCE not working at all.

Until this is tidied up, then:

• as per the comment by @mdurling: the order the dependent packages are installed is crucial to getting everything working.
• and when prompted by the package manager, ensure that the tinymce.jquery package overwrites all of the files previously installed by the tinymce package itself.