> Since Opera is used by a very very small percentage of web users,
> I don't think it would be a major problem in most use cases.
My experience says the well behaved applications runs on IS6+, FF2+,
Safari3+ and Opera9+
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On Apr 21, 2008, at 10:44 PM, blis102 wrote:
> p.s. FCKeditor's connector feature, which allows you to browse your
> server to insert images, files, and flash, is highly useful, although
> I have not gotten to get it to work with django yet. There is a google
> code project called fckconnector
Thats not particularly a concern for me, or most users, but I guess if
you or your users use opera, that would be a deal-breaker. Since Opera
is used by a very very small percentage of web users, I don't think it
would be a major problem in most use cases. Just my .02
p.s. FCKeditor's connector
> My favorite is FCKeditor. Its formatting of source code is really
> clean and semantic. I have come to hate TinyMCE because it jumbles
> source code and uses too many tags at times. Try it out, you may like
> it a lot.
I've tried it and it seems it does not work with Opera...
My favorite is FCKeditor. Its formatting of source code is really
clean and semantic. I have come to hate TinyMCE because it jumbles
source code and uses too many tags at times. Try it out, you may like
it a lot.
On Apr 19, 6:28 pm, Peter Rowell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > gets butchered
>
> gets butchered to
>
Just did a quick check with TinyMCE:
Blank textarea, into HTML mode, entered your text, update, save-and-
continue-editing, HTML mode.
The only thing it did was wrap everything in , but I think
that's a configurable behavior. I.e.,
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HTH,
Peter
I have need of a WYSIWYG editor that won't screw up django templates.
I've been trying to make Innovaeditor work, but it has a bad habit of
breaking the template code by adding entities or throwing it out
altogether. Does anyone have a suggestion for a similar textarea
replacement that might be
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