Overview
The Rich Text Editor Component can be used on Appian interfaces where you want to show the rich text information in readable format to the end user. We can use the component to show it as an email subject typing interface.
With this component you can add images, customize tables etc. This also has a functionality called placeholders using which you can use the same information in multiple items in the editor without retyping.Additionally it allows uploading of images which get stored in the specified Appian folder (requires separate install of the Rich Text Editor Connected System Plug-in).
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Hi jeanalainb0001,
Thanks for your feedback. We will update it soon.
Hi Simon Spencer,
Thanks for your feedback. We will analyze the issue that exists and fix it.
Hi,
In recent version of Appian, the uploaded images does not render correctly.
The image source in HTML uses the doc id in rich text field. But as doc id is no more supported and document has to be accessed by opaque URL.
Would this be implemented in new version of component?
Thanks!
I am just trying this component, it seem good but I have a cors issue with image loaded. An idea ?
Thanks in advance
Is anyone having issues where hyperlinks won't open?
When allowImageUpload is set to false, the image upload tool still appears in the toolbar. This isn't a good user experience, to provide a tool that won't work. Can the tool please be hidden is image upload is not allowed?
Hi davidh0020,
Yes, the library doesn't support Read-only on mobile.
Weirdly editing works but read-only isn't...
Any news on when this component will work on Appian Mobile? Currently, the field simply displays an open book icon when trying to load the rich text via the Appian app but the text never loads in.