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Not sure why -- 0.2.16 builds just fine. Investigating.

Can we update the package to be compatible with react 16.2 ASAP. Need this very urgently

I keep getting this error when trying to load this component. I am just copying your example, nothing different.

Using:
react-tinymce 0.5.1
react-tinymce-mention: 0.2.16

this works:

<Mention {...mentionOptions} />
<TinyMCE {...editorOptions} />

this doesn't:

<TinyMCE {...editorOptions} />
<Mention {...mentionOptions} />

error:

Hello Guys,

I need some help. I do not know why but the module CustomList cannot be found.
Also, I am importing the Editor as described in the TyniMce guide for React:
import {Editor} from '@tinymce/tinymce-react';

Can anyone help here? :/

If I have "mention" in the list of plugins (as shown in the code below) I stop getting onChange and onKeyUp events from TinyMCE.

Using cdn.tinymce.com/4/tinymce.min.js

Any idea why this would be? Are there any full working code examples somewhere using this plugin?

             <Mention
                    dataSource={[
                        'hello',
                        'helloooo',
                        'hello0',
                        'howdy']}
                    delimiter={'@'}
                />
                
                <TinyMCE
                    content={this.props.document.editorState}
                    config={{
                        plugins: 'autolink link image lists print preview mention',
                        toolbar: 'undo redo | bold italic | alignleft aligncenter alignright'
                    }}
                    onChange={this.handleEditorChange}
                    onKeyup={this.handleEditorChange} // ... because onChange isn't enough :-/
                />

Hi, do you know which parts I have to adapt in order to get the component working with multiple editors?

It seems like that the Mention component which is exported does not inherit from React.Component, and neither is a React old-style class.

Is there any reason for this? Same goes for SuggestionRenderer and DefaultList.

Furthermore, in React 0.14, you don't need to wrap <Provider> child into a function.

When you add a mention on a line, press Enter to move to a new line, and then immediately add another mention on the next line, the first mention is replaced by the new mention you just added.

For example, if I try to add:

@JoeBlow
@Henry

It will be converted to:

@Henry

In _renderMentionIntoEditor, after the placeholder text is inserted into the editor, editor.getContent() will return something like <p>@joeblow</p><p>@h__PLACEHOLDER__</p>. Notice there is no whitespace between the paragraph tags, so the regex ends up replacing the wrong thing.

Thx.

It's returning the suggestions, but they're not working as the gif from the readme file. Is that the expected behavior?