Add custom macros

Creating simple macros to provide useful work shortcuts.

Using a plain text editor, open customization_path/javascript/tiny/editors/connections/config.js.

Note: Use a plain text editor to avoid inserting invalid formatting or symbols into config.js. Do not use a rich text editor such as Microsoft Word for editing configuration files.
Locate the postCreateTextboxio function template.
```
postCreateTextboxio: function(editor) {

}
```
This function is called for TinyMCE, and only accepts one parameter editor.

Use the runtime API editor.macros.addSimpleMacro to add a macro.

Note: The usage is as follows:

editor.macros.addSimpleMacro(startString, endString, callback);

where

startString : is a string to search for signifying the beginning of the macro replacement.

endString : is a string to search for signifying the end of the macro replacement.

callback : is a function that receives the text between the startString and endString markers and returns HTML which should replace it (including startString and endString).

...

Macros could be used to implement a simplified bbcode like system.

postCreateTextboxio: function(editor) {
  editor.macros.addSimpleMacro('[red]', '[/red]', function(match) {
      return '<span style="color: red">' + match + '</span>';
  });
}

Multiple macros can be created.

postCreateTextboxio: function(editor) {
  editor.macros.addSimpleMacro('[red]', '[/red]', function(match) {
      return '<span style="color: red">' + match + '</span>';
  });
  editor.macros.addSimpleMacro('[blue]', '[/blue]', function(match) {
      return '<span style="color: blue">' + match + '</span>';
  });
}

When you have finished making configuration changes, follow the post-customization steps to ensure the server cache is updated.

Note: If the configuration changes do not take affect, restart the Common enterprise application to force a cache update.