I already do substitutions with regular expression to clean up the
giant size of the text. Now i must do for transform the html to w3c
valid html. But this is strange way to fix problem, why this comp
don't generate really html we can use in HTML documents?
There is a site to be able to make suges
In fact this is true, but these cases are a minority absolute, and in
my views on the harm justifies a majority that few may need.
And XHTML is the recommendation to run on any device, so has much more
likely to be not working is a common HTML.
What are the devices that you refer to? What i know,
I'm using this:
http://www.axelscript.com/2008/04/02/introducing-acjeditor-its-a-rte/
Check it out
it should get you started... i'm using it, i'm in the middle of the
project and havent ran it through any validators, but it sure is a lot
better than flex's RTE...
i had to actually just tot
On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, danielvlopes wrote:
> I already do substitutions with regular expression to clean up the
> giant size of the text. Now i must do for transform the html to w3c
> valid html. But this is strange way to fix problem, why this comp
> don't generate really html we can use in HTML
On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, danielvlopes wrote:
> What are the devices that you refer to?
a stripped down FireFox on an embeded kiosk
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i'd like to bring this up again to see if anybody has any solutions for
converting the TextArea.htmlText to valid xhtml. i don't care about
external css files or anything like that- i just want the output of a
richtexteditor to be in some standards compliant format which the current
output clearly
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