Also, FCKEditor can be loaded easily on the fly using javascript
(even when you're not using ajax). We found that this saves a great
deal of render time and page overhead.
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On Jun 13, 2007, at 12:59 PM, Thierry Kramis wrote:
After several hours of frustration with tiny mce I've downlo
Well, actually, just like TinyMCE, FCKeditor sorta works with Safari
but not 100%. And the FCKeditor people fully admit that: http://
www.fckeditor.net/safari
We've had success using TinyMCE. And I've tested it with the latest
Safari Beta 3.0 and that brings it's TinyMCE compatibility eve
I've been happily using TinyMCE with WebObjects, and I like it
because you can specify custom tags like , but I haven't used
it with AJAX.
I decided to try FCKEditor, so I visited http://www.fckeditor.net/demo
but the HTML editing area showed up as a plain text box, in Safari 2
and 3 and i
I agree. FCK Editor is the easiest html editor to put in a WebObjects
app, and it doesn't need a WO Wrapper.
D Tim Cummings
PS. I thought I might reply this to the Wonder-disc list where the
thread started
Quoting Thierry Kramis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> After several hours of frustration with t
After several hours of frustration with tiny mce I've downloaded
FCKEditor from their homepage after I've seen that you can enable
Safari and Opera for working with the editor.
Setting it up results in two conclusions:
1. It works with alle latest browsers including Safari and Opera 9.2
2. I
