Suggestion/question, since there are so many diff editors out there, is it possible to work with ONE extra editor wich includes a php file? Kinda like the way Mambo works.That’s a great idea. Hmmm... anyone have any other thoughts on this?
So you got some editors in stock, you can choose from them in config. The extra option will give you the change to choose external and give filename, (editor.php for example).
In editor.php must be all there is needed to make the editor work.
This way plugging in another editor will be a breeze.
Suggestion/question, since there are so many diff editors out there, is it possible to work with ONE extra editor wich includes a php file? Kinda like the way Mambo works.
So you got some editors in stock, you can choose from them in config. The extra option will give you the change to choose external and give filename, (editor.php for example).
In editor.php must be all there is needed to make the editor work.
This way plugging in another editor will be a breeze.
I’m actually working on a way to make even the currently core editors pluggable.? This will help keep the CMS core package small, since users only have to download and include the rich-text editor( s ) they want to enable on a particular site.
As a transitional way to allow pluggable editors, I may do exactly what you are suggesting, then expand the feature to allow all of the editors to be plugged in.? In this way, when the latest and greatest version of TinyMCE, FCKeditor, or Xihna are released, you can just drop it into the CMS.? Ryan and I saw a very small and simple editor the other day that might fit the bill for prototyping this idea.? More soon.
I’m actually working on a way to make even the currently core editors pluggable. This will help keep the CMS core package small, since users only have to download and include the rich-text editor( s ) they want to enable on a particular site.
As a transitional way to allow pluggable editors, I may do exactly what you are suggesting, then expand the feature to allow all of the editors to be plugged in. In this way, when the latest and greatest version of TinyMCE, FCKeditor, or Xihna are released, you can just drop it into the CMS. Ryan and I saw a very small and simple editor the other day that might fit the bill for prototyping this idea. More soon.
Am experienced (somewhat) with Mambo use it for several years, need help?
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