#Tinymce get plain text how to#

Our documentation is a great resource for learning how to configure TinyMCE. Select a menu item from the listbox above and it will insert contents into the editor at the caret position. Not sure if this is the proper way, but I believe this does what you're trying to do: The Fiddle you linked to didn't work because it was calling the latest TinyMCE javascript library. If someone can make a working fiddle with this, or tell me why my efforts are not working, I will be ecstatic! I tried the second answer, the exact code with nothing changed, and yet it didn't work at all. The question seems to be asking the same thing as I am asking (took this guy 6 days before he posted the question) However the accepted answer is now out of date and doesn't make much sense. There's a 'fiddle with this example' ( ) but even the fiddle doesn't work.ДЄfter some more googling, I was able to find this question/answer: Plain and Rich text editor options in TinyMce editor Looking at the source, the source alone doesn't even do the functionality. There are so many options and plugins in that example that I don't know what is going on. That is showing exactly what I want, but doesn't explain how to do it anywhere. When googling around, the first thing I found was this: I was able to get tinymce working using the default javascript and this: tinymce.init() I an new to tinymce and don't know it very well. When working with WordPress's tinymce editor, I noticed they are able to let the user edit in a rich-text mode where they can see all the formatting, as well as switch back over to a plain text mode where the user can edit the html/script/css or any other code.