other wysiwyg editor

argos · Post by **argos** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 00:10

Why not dump the existing html editors and use this one instead, it's great!
http://www.labs4.com/htmleditbox/2.0/index.php

Pappnase · Post by **Pappnase** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 00:15

hello

i looks nice! but i really need to say how many editors should oliver include. now we have 4 did we really need a 5th!? sorry! but i think it will blast the size of wcms but is 4 editors really needed!?

argos · Post by **argos** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 00:20

Pappnase wrote:hello

i looks nice! but i really need to say how many editors should oliver include. now we have 4 did we really need a 5th!? sorry! but i think it will blast the size of wcms but is 4 editors really needed!?

No, I suggested to get rid of the other ones

This one is better than the other ones. Expecially the version with all features on is great. Very easy to edit details of new and existing content, for example pictures and links.

DeXXus · Post by **DeXXus** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 00:50

Since it's a "commercial" application, it most likely cannot be distributed in a bundle with phpWCMS as a GPL-licensed application. Individuals may contact author through "support form" to inquire about development of a "support pack"

frold · Post by **frold** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 09:18

I do not see what make this one better? You still need IE5,5+ and it do not have functions that spaw/FCKeditor didn´t have....

argos · Post by **argos** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 10:12

frold wrote:I do not see what make this one better? You still need IE5,5+ and it do not have functions that spaw/FCKeditor didn´t have....

Well, personally I get errors when using FCKeditor, and Spaw is just plan awkward to use. Heavy to load and it is not user friendly. For example when creating a link you cannot give it a target. And when you want to edit the properties of a link or an image, you have to go to the HTML code and do it manually.

argos · Post by **argos** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 10:13

DeXXus wrote:Since it's a "commercial" application, it most likely cannot be distributed in a bundle with phpWCMS as a GPL-licensed application. Individuals may contact author through "support form" to inquire about development of a "support pack"

Yes, you are correct about this...

DeXXus · Post by **DeXXus** » Sun 6. Jun 2004, 18:24

argos wrote:
frold wrote:For example when creating a link you cannot give it a target.

There ~appears~ to be a patch for this. I have not checked it out, though:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=551774
Hyperlink with targets

There are several other "patches" (in addition to other tips in the forum discussion":
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_i ... tid=551774
Project: SPAW web based WYSIWYG editor control: Browse Patches

mattias · Post by **mattias** » Mon 7. Jun 2004, 00:54

paid ie5.5 only

I still prefer htmlarea...

frold · Post by **frold** » Mon 7. Jun 2004, 09:14

just a notice the FCKeditor is out in beta 1 version 2.0 and it support

mozilla and netscape

I guess Oliver will insert the new FCKeditor when it is more stable and when he have more time

http://www.fckeditor.net/

What's New?

Version 2.0 Beta 1 (Download from Sourceforge.net)

This is the first beta of the 2.x series. It brings a lot of new and important things. Beta versions will be released until all features available on version 1.x will be introduced in the 2.0.

Note: As it is a beta, it is not yet completely developed. Future versions can bring new features that can break backward compatibility with this version.
Gecko browsers (Mozilla and Netscape) support.
Quick startup response times.
Complete XHTML 1.0 support.
Advanced link dialog box:
Target selection.
Popup configurator.
E-Mail link.
Anchor selector.
New File Manager.
New dialog box system, with tabbed dialogs support.
New context menus with icons.
New toolbar with "expand/collapse" feature.
Skins support.
Right to left languages support.

argos · Post by **argos** » Mon 7. Jun 2004, 20:17

DeXXus wrote:
argos wrote:
frold wrote:For example when creating a link you cannot give it a target.
There ~appears~ to be a patch for this. I have not checked it out, though:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=551774
Hyperlink with targets

There are several other "patches" (in addition to other tips in the forum discussion":
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_i ... tid=551774
Project: SPAW web based WYSIWYG editor control: Browse Patches

Thanks for the links, I'll check them out!

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Thu 10. Jun 2004, 21:17

Yes I would be happy to integrate only 1 WYSIWYG editor. At the moment I prefer the use of HTMLarea - seems to be the best working. The new Beta of FCKeditor looks great - but seems to be a very eraly beta - so I will not update FCKeditor until it is finished.

I'm thinking about removing SPAW - it has too many problems.

Oliver

Pappnase · Post by **Pappnase** » Thu 10. Jun 2004, 21:27

hello oliver

if you change the editors! i would prefer 2!*smile
FCK and HTMLAREA

frold · Post by **frold** » Thu 10. Jun 2004, 21:29

Yes I guess the FCKeditor will be powerfull when it is finish. Also in the mind that it will support both netscape and Mozilla....

ednong · Post by **ednong** » Fri 18. Jun 2004, 02:27

Hi Oliver,
if you change the editors, please be sure that Mac OS 9 will be supported with Netscape 7.02 or Mozilla 1.2.1 (the last versions of this browsers).

Thanks
ed