6/20/2023 0 Comments Downcast alternative![]() We can hook into this process with the method (“editingDowncast”). Turning the Model into the Editing View (the UI elements that the user manipulates). We can hook into this process with the method (“dataDowncast”). Turning the Model into the Data View (the HTML output). This is done by the editor features/plugins. Import the Editing View into the Model (translate the elements of the editor’s UI into the Model). We can hook into this process with the method (“upcast”). Import the Data View into the Model (loading the HTML into the editor). This is done by adding Plugins that hook into the editor’s operations which are the following: Data Upcast This mental model is key to understand how the editor works.īecause OpenProject is using some functionality/elements that are not the HTML standards, we need to extend the functionality of the CkEditor. In ckEditor the Model is considered to be above the controllers, while the Views are below. The Editing View (UI elements) into Model elements and the other way around.The Data View (input HTML elements) into Model elements and the other way around.Layer in charge of transforming the elements from the two Views to the Model and the other way around. Editing View: the UI, the elements that the user interacts with in the editor’s UI.Data View: the editor’s input/output, the data imported to the editor and exported from the editor (HTML).ckEditor has a Model “DOM” where the HTML elements are replaced by ckEditor model elements emulating somehow the DOM tree. Is the HTML input data once loaded into the editor. ckEditor Mental ModelĬkEditor follows a particular model-view-controller architecture that could be simplified like this: Model The conversion from markdown to HTML will just skip converting them and ckEditor will handle them properly. The CommonMarkDataProcessor class ( commonmarkdataprocessor.js) is in charge of this conversion, making all the tasks needed in order to turn markdown into HTML inside its “toView” method, and placing all the tasks needed to turn HTML into markdown within its “toData” method.īecause some elements needed into the editor (macros, mentions…) are not standard markdown elements, they are not converted to markdown but placed as strings in the markdown (). In order to convert the backend markdown into the HTML that ckEditor needs, and the other way around, to convert the HTML that ckEditor outputs into the markdown that the backend is expecting, OpenProject uses Turndown. MarkDownĪll formatted string field values are saved in the backend in Markdown format. All the OpenProject code related to ckEditor is hosted on a separate repository.ĬkEditor is used in OpenProject as an input for string fields that require formatting, for example the description of a task, a comment or a wiki page. ckEditor is a great WYSIWYG framework with a lot of functionalities and great flexibility (custom builds, plugins…). All of the latest info will be available on the band’s official website: where people can access their music, videos and any other band-related information they may need.OpenProject uses the ckEditor WYSIWYG editor. Every chapter and every song is brought to life with the imagery in the album’s booklet, painting a world without time, a world where the clock tells only eternity, singing its songs.įorbidden Memories will be promoted through concerts and touring in 2012 and, partially, in 2013. The instrumental parts are rich and so often filled with rivalry, yet they are subdued by emotions brought by the expressive vocals, taking everything and everyone on a journey through the unknown. The music of Forbidden Memories is a reflection of complex themes and motives, sometimes even a mystery to the creators – it is there to take the listeners to a place within them, known from long before, to an aging letter in the chest of their memories. While giving birth to the heart and soul of everything that Forbidden Memories is, the band had done live shows and a tour, constantly gathering fans, appearing in talk-shows, magazines and releasing a promotional CD, gaining precious experience which will guide them in the coming times. Alongside promotional work which precedes the record’s release date, the final creation was forged in the band’s own private studio and the mastering process has been entrusted with a renowned German mastering studio, marking the group’s ambition and departure towards new artistic challenges. Their music – a fusion of alternative and classical influences, heavy riffs and ornamental elements – is, after long hours of studio-work, finally seeing the light of day. Forbidden Memories is the debut album of the Croatian five-piece symphonic-metal band Downcast Art.
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