I like fckeditor (www.fckeditor.net). It integrates into anything. You
can create your own zend_form_element descendant for it and it will do
great, I am going to do this within two weeks anyway.
Bart
Bradley Holt schreef:
I haven't tried it yet, but I'd recommend taking a look at WYMeditor
<http://www.wymeditor.org/>. It's WYSIWYM (What You See Is What You
Mean) instead of WYSIWYG.
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 3:03 PM, Lior Messinger
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Hi all
i'm new at ZF, and would like to use it since I've heard great
things. But,
i'm a little at awe on how should i design a web form, Wysiwyg style.
>From the many posts and documentation, it seems that I need to
put all the
html code and tags as decorators. Could that be? It would make it
really
complex to design and maintain.
Alternatively, I thought of is building the page in dreamweaver,
changing it
to phtml, and then enclose form elements as <?=
$this->form->getValue('firstName'); ?> or <?=
$this->form->getElement('firstName'); ?> (for the edit boxes).
would that
work?
Is there another option? Any Wysiwyg Zend-supporting editors?
thanks SO MUCH for ANY idea
Lior
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