Note : This article need you to install the unzip tool. For Debian and Ubuntu, you can install it with apt-get :

/usr/bin/sudo /usr/bin/apt-get install unzip

Installing TinyMCE

First, configure the emplacement of the root of you Symfony project :

PROJECT_HOME=/home/sfprojects/myProject

Choose also the application you want to use TinyMCE with :

PROJECT_APP=frontend

Configure the TinyMCE version you want to use :

TINYMCE_VERSION=3.0.5

We remove the dots from the TinyMCE version :

TINYMCE_CLEANED_VERSION=`echo $TINYMCE_VERSION | sed -e 's/\./_/g'`

We download TinyMCE sources :

/usr/bin/wget http://ovh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/tinymce/tinymce_$TINYMCE_CLEANED_VERSION.zip \
    --output-document=/tmp/tinymce_$TINYMCE_VERSION.zip

We unzip the downloaded file :

/usr/bin/unzip -o /tmp/tinymce_$TINYMCE_VERSION.zip -d /tmp

If you want, you can also download translations for TinyMCE :

/usr/bin/wget http://services.moxiecode.com/i18n/download.aspx?format=zip\&product=tinymce \
     --output-document=/tmp/tinymce_language_pack.zip

Unzip the downloaded file in the target directory :

/usr/bin/unzip -o /tmp/tinymce_language_pack.zip -d /tmp/jscripts/tiny_mce

And move the TinyMCE source folder to the target emplacement in your Symfony project :

/bin/cp -r /tmp/jscripts/tiny_mce/ "$PROJECT_HOME/web/js/"

Now, configure your Symfony project to use TinyMCE :

/bin/sed -i -e '/^  .settings:/a\
    rich_text_js_dir:  js/tiny_mce' "$PROJECT_HOME/apps/$PROJECT_APP/config/settings.yml"

Warning: Check your settings.yml file to make sure that everything want well :

/usr/bin/vim "$PROJECT_HOME/apps/$PROJECT_APP/config/settings.yml"

You can now remove the downloaded files :

/bin/rm -r /tmp/tinymce
/bin/rm /tmp/tinymce_language_pack.zip
/bin/rm /tmp/tinymce_$TINYMCE_VERSION.zip

You can now use TinyMCE with PHP codes like :

<?php echo textarea_tag('name', 'default content', 'rich=true size=10x20') ?>
<?php echo textarea_tag('name', 'default content', array(
    'rich' => true,
    'size' => '10x20',
    'tinymce_options' => 'language:"fr",theme_advanced_buttons2:"separator"',
  )) ?>

Thanks

• Thanks to TinyMCE developers.
• Thanks to Symfony developers.