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You've probably already heard of these, but I really wouldn't recommend many of the smaller WYSIWYG editor projects -- they can sometimes be buggy or undevelope
by shantanubala 16y ago
You've probably already heard of these, but I really wouldn't recommend many of the smaller WYSIWYG editor projects -- they can sometimes be buggy or undeveloped.
You can re-theme TinyMCE if you want a mature, stable, and well-trusted package. The theming system isn't too difficult to learn. http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/tryit/skins.php http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/tryit/skins.php
Also there's the old FCK Editor that got renamed.
http://ckeditor.com/ http://ckeditor.com/
- lionheart 16y agoThanks. I'm looking at both of those now. However it looks like the CK editor's file manager integration is only for PHP and ASP and my app is Ruby.
- ryanto 16y agoSomeone got this working with ruby (rails). There's a gem/plugin out there that gets the file uploading/system working (I believe it relies somewhat on paperclip,etc). Sorry for being so vague, but I'm sure Google will turn up something.
- lionheart 16y agoNow that's something. I found the link to this if anybody else is interested: https://github.com/galetahub/rails-ckeditor https://github.com/galetahub/rails-ckeditor I'll have to try it out and see how good it is. There really is a huge hole in the market for a Rails-integrated WYSIWYG editor. There are tons of PHP ones. What I'm seeing is a lot of people are forced to run PHP on their server just for the editor and load it through AJAX. Hopefully soon there'll be more ports of editors to Ruby.