When I added the HTML editing to RoundCube, I did a relatively thorough inventory and analysis of the available JavaScript WYSIWYG text field replacements. If I remember correctly, at that time FCK wasn't quite at the same maturity level as TinyMCE, and TinyMCE satisfied all of the constraints. If we had to make a choice today, it's possible that FCK might lead the pack, but at this point TinyMCE is the baseline unless there's a compelling reason to expend the effort to switch it out.
Are there specific things you like about FCK relative to TinyMCE? On Thu, 22 May 2008 20:03:32 +0300, wrote: > Horváth Balázs написа: >> HTML composer: >> Did you consider using Fckeditor? I checked the archives >> and I saw that there was a discussion about that in Oct 2005, and the >> conclusion was that the goal is to support plugging any editor with >> plugins >> API, what's being developped. What's the status of this? >> I used both TinyMCE and FCKeditor and I prefer FCK. >> >> JS interface: >> Did you consider using a JS framework? I've been working quite much >> with prototype >> and after that JQuery. My personal preference is JQuery, based on >> experiences. >> Rewriting would be a big job, but could be done continuously, during >> the process >> both packages would exist. >> There are some benefits, I think even the code would become smaller, and >> pre-created interface plugins could be used. (And the packed version >> is just 16k.) >> >> What do you think? >> >> balázs > A decision has already been made to move to jQuery. > > Speaking about the HTML editor - it's kinda question of preference, I > personally like TinyMCE and especially Xihna, FCK has been so much > trouble on some older browsers (like IE 5), at least in the past. > Probably the devs have strong arguments for choosing TinyMCE, though. > > Kind regards, > Doichin > _______________________________________________ > List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/ > -- Eric Stadtherr [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
