Frontend javascript
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- Nils
- 20 Jun 11, 4:36 pm
- Comment #2
What's Symphony.ADMIN? It's not set in admin.js.
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- Flex
- 20 Jun 11, 4:46 pm
- Comment #3
So, what does this mean CKEDITOR.config.filebrowserBrowseUrl = Symphony.ADMIN + '/extension/ckeditor/filebrowser/'?
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- Nils
- 20 Jun 11, 4:57 pm
- Comment #4
It seems to be set by the extension itself: https://github.com/kanduvisla/symphony-ckeditor/blob/master/assets/symphony.ckeditor.js#L2
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- Flex
- 20 Jun 11, 7:00 pm
- Comment #5
Hm, sorry. But my question is still relevant. How to access Symphony object in frontend? By default, when I included symphony.ckeditor.js to my page I see error message Symphony is not defined
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- alpacaaa
- 20 Jun 11, 7:11 pm
- Comment #6
You have complete control about how your frontend markup is generated, that's the strength of Symphony. If you need the Symphony object you'll have to import admin.js yourself.
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I will use CKeditor in frontend and this editor will use Symphony.ADMIN variable. How can I access Symphony javascript object in frontend? Should I include admin.js in frontend?