I had an interesting conversation just yesterday with our CTO about
FCKeditor. We integrated FCKeditor into blogCFC and I was showing the ins
and outs of blogCFC, which we are using for all our execs now. Nothing
better than sitting in front of the CTO of a 60 billion dollar company and
telling him
yeh. try sending your boss in the military your proposal to use FCKEditor
from day one, its hey paul, when can you show me your fucked editor.
every one her realy wants to lear how to use your fucked editor.
man.
and they are woried about security!
ha..
~~
FCKEditor and tinyMCE seem to be the two most popular (or atl least most
talked about) around here. both are free.
On 10/14/06, Duane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I've written and tried to maintain my own version of a WYSIWYG editor, but
> it's a hack and I'm looking for a decent rep
I've always used FCKEditor. Works cross-platform (via FireFox), is
open-source, and pretty lightweight.
You can get it off the SourceForge site.
On 10/14/06, Duane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I've written and tried to maintain my own version of a WYSIWYG editor, but
> it's a hack
Hi All,
I've written and tried to maintain my own version of a WYSIWYG editor, but
it's a hack and I'm looking for a decent replacement. Does anyone know of a
good tool, preferably something free that works with firefox. Also does
anyone know of one written in flash that would work for a mac? I ne
