[wp-hackers] Finding installed custom buttons to TinyMCE v3.x

[Jess Planck]

Using tiny_mce_before_init was very worthwhile so far.

My solution was to store the whole initArray in the database as a  
tinymce scan so I can pull the option later. I will need to set some  
timing or comparisons up, so it would not run this filter all the  
time, but the filter itself will probably be a huge part of my plugin  
anyway. ( why peck at the other 4 or 5 filters when you can put the  
smak down on the whole sheebang )

Filters and actions are great, but on standalone script files it can  
be a little hard to see what is being filtered and action'ed',

Thanks!
Jess


On Mar 12, 2008, at 3:48 PM, Andrew Ozz wrote:
> Try using tiny_mce_before_init with a priority of 99. That would  
> include the whole init array after all changes have been made by  
> other filters.