Is it posible to have the new WYSIWYG Editor in CPGnuke standard as on
www.pitcher.no It is a really good editor

I being used here
www.pitcher.no/index.p...e=Feedback

this topic is worked out - got loose after hoster change

pitcher use htmlarea

there are other editors out(jscript,fckeditor....)

but they make trouble with output code

we have to wait for maze ;--)

Thank i look like htmlarea is simple to integrate, and work with both IE and Firefox(NS), WYSIWYG Editor 720b1 is only IE base now but a bit more dificault it install. So i guess i give it a try.

well HTMLArea 3.0(latest) still has problem with Firebird(MZ) i guess i will try WYSIWYG Editor 720b1,

It will not work with MZ but it would carry you back to the regular editing window so FB/MZ can still do some thing. Will try porting it after 8.2

Any updates on this?
I'd also like to use a wysiwyg editor.
Regards
Steve

Me too... Have anytime to mess with this..

I realy like FCKeditor.

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XHTML support Font formatting: type, size, color, style, bold, italic, etc Text formatting: alignment, indentation, bullets list, etc Cut, Paste and Past as Plain Text, Undo and Redo Paste from Word cleanup with auto detection Link creation Anchors support Image insertion, with upload and server browsing support Table creation and editing (add, delete rows, etc) Table cells editing (size, colors, etc) Form fields Right click context menus support Complete toolbar customization Spell checker CSS support for a better integration in your web site Multi-language support with automatic client language detection. Lightweight and fast Compatible with Internet Explorer 5+ Automatic browser detection and customization Integration with ASP, ASP.NET, Java, ColdFusion, PHP, Javascript and IE Behaviours Image and file links upload and server repository browser. For web developer it is easy to install and customize For web users its simply easy to use!

...anyways, it's very cool and it's a very active project. I think it would make an excellent addition to CPG-Nuke.

Looks good to me, although at this stage I'd be happy with a stripped down version that is easy for users to drive and alows them to upload an image.
Regards
Steve

Using FCKeditor, it's easy to define a few toolbars and then to use each one in the right context.

For example, I use 3 sets of toolbars:
* Guest - which has basic editing, using to pre-defined styles to conform with the site's design. Includes basic elements like lists & tables.
* Editor - meant for article contributors. A bit more lax version, includes uploading of images on top of what's included in Guest's toolbox.
* Admin - the whole enchilada (except for stuff I ain't never gonna' use like forms).

The code looks roughly like this:

Code::

include("includes/FCKeditor/fckeditor.php"); ... $oFCKeditor = new FCKeditor; $oFCKeditor->ToolbarSet = 'Editor' ; $oFCKeditor->Value = "$hometext"; $oFCKeditor->CreateFCKeditor('hometext', '70%', 350);

All I have to do is set the ToolbarSet with the set of my choice (set set), according to context.

I agree with the idea to use fckeditor. I'm using it and it's very fast if you configure your toolbar. I recommend you to add it to cpgnuke.

Yes, a WYSIWYG editor is what is making me stop using CPG nuke, and we can not call CPG nuke a CMS before FCK editor or HTML area is implemented..

Until I can upload images, such as in HTML area, in Topics, News, Content and all other textarea, and the rest of the functionality, I will use PHP nuke...

Sorry..

Was there anything special you had to do to use the WYSIWYG Editor 720b1?

I'm "finally" about to bring the new cpg powered site online in about a week maybe.
I have the news feature deactivated atm, if a wysiwyg editor is ever ported over for CPG would it easily install over an "existing news"?
The reason I ask is, if it would install and work ok I'll activate it as it is a great artibute to this CMS otherwize I'll leave it disabled for now because I want to use a WYSIWYG editor for my visitors at the end of the day.

Please, If someone successfully ports a WYSIWYG editor please let us know as it looks like there are a number of people that would like to see this happen.
Kindest Regards
Steve.

Being done, just finding a good way of adding the bbcode smiles directly (don't think much people use it but hay).

This is being done using htmlarea.

Awesome Viperal

Thanks Mate