On 8/4/07, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 8/4/07, Keith Irwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > However, I see in roller.properties the following: > > > > # The list of configured WeblogEntryEditors available to users > > plugins.weblogEntryEditors=\ > > org.apache.roller.ui.core.plugins.TextEditor,\ > > org.apache.roller.ui.core.plugins.XinhaEditor > > > > This suggests that I need to write a plugin in order for these additional > > editors to be added in to the list. Is that correct? Is that the only way > > to get the "old" editor back?
> What do you mean by the "old" editor? The TextEditor as the old editor, no? Hi Dave-- I meant the Rich Text Editor that was included in the 3.0 version of the application, the one not based on Xinha. I ended up solving the problem, though: * Checked out the editoraddins via CVS from dev.java.net. * Copied the directory to roller_ui/authoring/editors * Write a plugin implementing the WeblogEditor interface * Compiled and installed it in WEB-INF/classes * Added to the property list quoted above * Restarted, and (I think) I have the 3.0 rich text editor working (along with the others that come stock with Roller 3.1). Thing is, I never used the old editor, so I'm not sure if it actually really worked. I sent a note to the IE 6 user who was having problems, so hopefully he'll report back on Monday letting me know if he had any issues. I was thinking that actually having to add to the code base via a java class to get an alternate editor installed was the "hard" way. Is there something easier that I just somehow missed? Keith
