Im trying to find a text publisher, The same while WDF’s post publisher.
http: //www. htmlarea. com — This only functions in IE. This doesnt help.
What im trying to find is a text editor with the < textarea> label. It doesnt have to display your alterations, it must just be capable to add the HTML tags towards your text etc. It would nice if it absolutely was wysiwyg.
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This is pretty handy – http: //www. fckeditor. net/
Gives thanks Mossoi. I will look it over.
Ive found a number of of them, but them all dont work around FF! That can be damn irratating!
Brussels does. It’s not the simplest thing to jump into but is effective nicely once it truly is all configured.
It will work pretty properly. There are one or two issues with them though. I cannot apparently get images, or hyperlinks to embed. But in IE these functions work.
Throughout FF, the mistake I get will be: function undefined. Anyhow, I still as if it: classic:
I’d that same issue. There is a patch hard somewhere, IIRC it’s a variable that’s been capitalised inside the wrong place.
Mossoi, you wouldnt know finding the patch or variable which i need to change It becomes a huge help….
I’ll check if I can get it. Meanwhile take a look at the sourceforge help forums for that project, there’s tons of info and help in there – http: //sourceforge. net/forum/forum. phpforum_id=379487.
htmlarea 3 OR MORE. 0 works together with ffx and moz
it says of which its beta nevertheless thats becuase at this time there some little wierd web browser quirks that can not be fixed.
I learned about this today, http: //www. themaninblue. com/writing/perspective/2005/01/27/
" widgEditor: An effective, standards-compliant WYSIWYG HTML DOCUMENT editor"
Never have tried it but, but the appears out clean, requirements compliant HTML looks rather tasty, simply no
I looked at it out. Very cool. But this definitly lacks occur functionality. Then, reading the comments on the site, I found this particular editor: url=" http: //tinymce. moxiecode. com" /tinyMCE/url I tried it in both IE and FF. and it also works brilliantly. mmm, now it is tasty!
Hip, what is that HTML prefer that it produces
WHEN I havent implemented this just yet. Stressful with an urgent project…
Although when ive applied it, I enables you to know!: classic: