Hi,
Which is the most advisable Rich Text Editor plugin / gem to use?
Please advise
Hi,
Which is the most advisable Rich Text Editor plugin / gem to use?
Please advise
Ritvvij wrote:
Hi,
Which is the most advisable Rich Text Editor plugin / gem to use?
Please advise
I really liked tinymce, simple to use, lightweight and easy to implement
but I couldn’t get an image upload to work with it.
I ended up installing and trying about 6 others until I finally gave up
and went with fckEditor which I hate.
It’s a reasonable user interface for users but it’s not simple to
implement.
It’s bloated, heavy, and OTT IMO but it’s the only one I could get
working with image uploading. There is a new version called ckeditor
which is in beta test right now which proclaims to be w2c compliant and
claims to produce w3c compliant markup. I’ll be playing with that when I
get some time to spare.
I used tinymce.
Will move onto ckeditor in next release.
Thanks a lot.
On Aug 8, 12:36 am, James W. [email protected]
On Aug 8, 12:59 pm, Ritvvij [email protected] wrote:
Which is the most advisable Rich Text Editor plugin / gem to use?
implement.
It’s bloated, heavy, and OTT IMO but it’s the only one I could get
working with image uploading. There is a new version called ckeditor
which is in beta test right now which proclaims to be w2c compliant and
claims to produce w3c compliant markup. I’ll be playing with that when I
get some time to spare.
–
Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.
what with the image upload couldn’t you get working? I hacked out a
simple tinyMCE inline image uploader using jquery and jquery.form a
little while back; its nowhere close to what i’d call quality code,
but i suppose if i uploaded it somewhere it might help you find where
you went wrong?
i’m almost irrationally afraid of FCK, so
On Aug 8, 1:34 pm, pharrington [email protected] wrote:
I ended up installing and trying about 6 others until I finally gave up
Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.what with the image upload couldn’t you get working? I hacked out a
simple tinyMCE inline image uploader using jquery and jquery.form a
little while back; its nowhere close to what i’d call quality code,
but i suppose if i uploaded it somewhere it might help you find where
you went wrong?i’m almost irrationally afraid of FCK, so
Hi,
You can use fckeditor. It’s very flexible…i used a lot.
2009/8/8 pharrington [email protected]
Hi,
and went with fckEditor which I hate.
Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.what with the image upload couldn’t you get working? I hacked out a
simple tinyMCE inline image uploader using jquery and jquery.form a
little while back; its nowhere close to what i’d call quality code,
but i suppose if i uploaded it somewhere it might help you find where
you went wrong?i’m almost irrationally afraid of FCK, so
–
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I use TinyMCE, and like it very much.
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