The best approach is a preview panel that is updated interactively by Ajax4JSF.
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You may have a better luck with dojo editor, however in any case the formatted
text does not accept all html tags and for those it does, it does not accept
all the attributes. so the 'wysiwyg' wont be exactly "what you get'. Imho, the
idea of wiki text is to get rid of 'complex' html sintax so t
I have integrated the component and the data is always null. I cannot save
anything in the database. I'm clueless in debugging this issue. Can anyone help?
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Thanks for the tip. It would be great if you could post something on the wiki
like the Ajax4JSF file browser.
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Hi there, I use TinyMCE http://tinymce.moxiecode.com, its very easy to use, but
also very customisable.
e.g.
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| .richEditor {
| min-height: 350px;
| width: 610px;
| }
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One thing that would be really easy to do is use Ajax4JSF to give you a "live"
preview as you type...
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