Someone couldnt finds the editor: http://cuneaform.mozdev.org/editor/index.htm
however http://www.fckeditor.net/ can be used 'over the web' so can be made part of a documentation system....
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On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 12:15:03PM +0000, tom potts wrote:
Someone couldnt finds the editor: http://cuneaform.mozdev.org/editor/index.htm
however http://www.fckeditor.net/ can be used 'over the web' so can be made part of a documentation system....
But if you really want an editor, and want something that appears to work, there's the fluffyness of nvu, based around the gecko engine, as a replacement for Mozilla Composer...
http://www.nvu.com/ for more details. (I'm still a text editor zealot, though, it just makes more sense to me :)
Cheers,
On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 12:15:03 +0000 (GMT) tom potts madtom1999@yahoo.com wrote:
Someone couldnt finds the editor: http://cuneaform.mozdev.org/editor/index.htm
however http://www.fckeditor.net/ can be used 'over the web' so can be made part of a documentation system....
Hmm, not so sure about the cunaform one as the 'start editor' link simply appears to reload the page, but I may have missed something! I've only tried it in Firfox 1.0RC1 so far, although they have a nice little Firefox link on the site, so you'd have thought it should work with that!
On the other hand that fckeditor does look interesting. It may prove of interest for editing content on a couple of sites I'm working with if I can get the time to play (as in visitor posting content in a nice warm friendly feeling thing with buttons, rather than my preferred Vi - which I had been considering giving as an option by using a browser based ssh applet - but that seems like a bad idea {TM} on the whole, even if I'd prefer to use it myself!). If it works on Opera too I may be onto a winner :-)
'course as a Firefox editor as per the subject I'd go for Vi myself, or on the GUI side NVU looks promising
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