Congrats, this is a very useful plugin, and certainly will be one of most importants and for sure it is very wanted.
I would like to use, let me know if you want some help testing. (i am curious to see how it integrates with FormWizard plugin) I am working a lot to finish the web2pyslices 2. In the new site you will be able to create a page for the plugin and host an example app. I need your to use as the default htmk editor for web2pyslices too. Thank you for sharing. Bruno http://zerp.ly/rochacbruno Em 08/07/2011 13:00, "Ross Peoples" <ross.peop...@gmail.com> escreveu: > This will be my second public plugin release. I will put it up on BitBucket > soon, but for now, I thought I would introduce a new plugin I've been > working on. Sometimes you just need a WYSIWYG editor. This plugin integrates > CKEditor into web2py. It acts much like the Auth object in its usage. For > example, in your model, you need to import and initialize it: > > from plugin_ckeditor import CKEditor > ckeditor = CKEditor(db) > ckeditor.define_tables() > > It's most basic usage is to assign it to a Field widget: > > db.define_table('content', > Field('title', length=255), > Field('public', 'boolean', default=True), > Field('text', 'text', widget=ckeditor.widget) > ) > > The CKEditor now automatically becomes available every time SQLFORM is used. > This is a screen shot of it in action: > > < https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-HLLFte_tXCw/ThclwgF-TtI/AAAAAAAAAC8/cu3qqcUuDeE/Screen%252520shot%2525202011-07-08%252520at%25252011.01.36%252520AM.png > > > This is great by itself, however, I decided to take it a few steps further. > First of all, also supports edit in place. This is a test page to > demonstrate: > > < https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-bsWPwiuQg20/Thcl_C0sraI/AAAAAAAAADE/73qIJK9_OS8/Screen%252520shot%2525202011-07-08%252520at%25252011.02.06%252520AM.png > > To make this content editable, all it takes is the following line in the > view: > > {{=ckeditor.edit_in_place('.editable', URL())}} > > This makes any element with the 'editable' class editable in place. It also > requires a URL to save the data to when the save button is clicked. Here's > what it looks like in edit mode: > > < https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-9kv2lFa4JjA/ThcmcWAGF5I/AAAAAAAAADM/UAwhM6LxoeQ/Screen%252520shot%2525202011-07-08%252520at%25252011.02.16%252520AM.png > > It is all AJAX enabled, spellchecks as you type, and it's fast. Edit in > place is another great feature, but I also took it a step further than that > and integrated upload and browse functionality for images and Flash movies: > > < https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-XtkEW2sXXyU/Thcm-IwkZ8I/AAAAAAAAADU/uyPo2FTMob0/Screen%252520shot%2525202011-07-08%252520at%25252011.33.28%252520AM.png > > > < https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mBjk0bs_-Z8/ThcnEixpCDI/AAAAAAAAADc/_xH6sWwgs6o/Screen%252520shot%2525202011-07-08%252520at%25252011.35.29%252520AM.png > > > < https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-M4ddg9Dz9Kg/ThcnH0dubEI/AAAAAAAAADk/9WzdPj1ZiVE/Screen%2Bshot%2B2011-07-08%2Bat%2B11.35.06%2BAM.png > > > < https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-8DKGzp3qqbs/ThcnV3GNCOI/AAAAAAAAADs/A6_-CGOM8-g/Screen%252520shot%2525202011-07-08%252520at%25252011.35.42%252520AM.png > > The upload and browse functionality is all taken care of by the plugin and > does not require you to do anything on your end once you have initialized > the plugin in your model as demonstrated above. > > I used the following resources in developing this plugin, so a special > thanks to the authors of these for providing the ground work required to > make this possible: > > http://www.web2pyslices.com/main/slices/take_slice/18 > http://www.bitsntuts.com/jquery/ckeditor-edit-in-place-jquery-plugin > > I have a couple other issues to resolve before I post the code, but I'd love > to get some feedback to see if the community finds this plugin useful.
