It's pretty sophisticated. However when I am done with it I might try to port it to FlexJS as I really want to start playing with it. I am going forward with a webview containing an HTMLEditor now in HTML/JS.
On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 1:56 AM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > > > On 6/7/16, 1:39 PM, "Fréderic Cox" <coxfrede...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >Hi Alex, > > > >I just tested this. I removed the mx from source and added both mx.swc and > >sparkskins.mx. Now I was able to add mx:RichTextEditor into my project. > It > >shows on the mobile device too. Unfortunately the issue with the text area > >showing HTML but not in "edit" mode stays the same. I don't see how a > >spark > >textinput could be used by the app here. In RichTextEditor.mxml > >clearly a mx:TextArea > >is used. Thanks for your suggestions but it seems this can not be done. I > >am unable to edit HTML/TextFlow on mobile using Flex :-( > > Hmm. Maybe other mobile text experts can confirm that this is expected > behavior. I would expect that there should be a way to control the input > font. Maybe mx:RichTextEditor isn't set up correctly since it was never > certified for mobile. > > > > >I might pursue the idea of using a webview with a HTML input field which > >opens another webview in popup that show the HTML editor. And then passing > >the results via JS to the Flex app. I think this is the only way it can be > >done. > > I don't know how sophisticated your app is, but it might be interesting to > try FlexJS. > > -Alex > > >
