I´ve had problems with rich-text-editors for a while now, tested everyone with regards to how easy they are to customize and how clean is the code they generate ...
Am 06.09.2006 um 21:51 schrieb Gloria: > > Thank you for your responses. The steps Patrickk lists are > repretitive, > just like the ones listed in the link I had referenced, except #4 and > the comment below it. Those were helpful, thank you. > > Re: The bugs in the Dojo Editor2: Are they so serious that you would > not consider fixing them if you were a rich text javascript developer, > looking for an editor to incorporate into your product? I´ve tried for about 2 months, giving up in the end (one of the reasons is that we don´t use dojo anymore). still, the new Editor2 is very good (in theory) and if you have a good js-developer, why not play with it? one thing that turns me off though is that editor2 doesn´t support XHTML, so there´s a lot of search/replace if (for instance) you want to have <br /> ... > > Re: FckEditor: Is it mature enough to be used in a product? Do any > products currently use it? Isn't it easy to remap the key sequences > for > break vs. paragraph? Or is this deeply embedded in the code for some > reason? I don´t think that problem is easy to solve. it´s a major issue for the next update of fckeditor. on the forum, a lot of people complain about it (including myself). e.g., when the editor is empty you are not able to control whether the generated html-code is using paragraphs or not (of course, you could prepoluate empty textareas with <p> </p>, but that´s not nice). with tinymce, you can say that every "enter" results in a new paragraph (every "shift-enter" is a break). > > Re: TinyMce: I hear great things about this editor, but not from > developers. I need to be able to customize the editor I ultimately > choose. I hear it's not as mature as the Dojo editor. Is this true? I´ve been able to use my filebrowser with fckeditor within hours. I ´ve customized the upload- and link-dialogs and everything works fine. on the other hand, just take a look at the tinymce-configuration (there´s a lot you can do). I didn´t use tinymce for a project, but with the problem in fck mentioned above we´re about to switch. I´d recommend testing every editor with different browsers and see how it works. shouldn´t take you more than a day - and maybe your experience is different ... patrick > > Should this be taken offline, because it's tangential to Django? Or > should it be left here for others looking to integrate rich text > editing? > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
