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[Marc Antony Vose]

Hi there:

Another post not answering your question about FCKEditor, but because  
of your very problem, I ended up incorporating TinyMCE into my  
content management framework instead:

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/

Seems to be rather well written.  I'm happy with it, and my clients  
are too.

Cheers,

Marc
http://www.suzerain.com




Le 11 mars 07 à 22:52, Jose Villegas a écrit :

> Hey Paul,
>
> Check out Wysiwyg Pro:
> http://www.wysiwygpro.com/
>
> I've found it much easier to use than FCKEditor
>
> -Jose
>
>
> On Mar 9, 2007, at 11:55 AM, Paul wrote:
>
>> Have a website that a non profit uses for their organization.   
>> Have been trying to install FCKeditor so users would have a way of  
>> editing the pages.  Documentation is spare and rather cryptic for  
>> use as a standalone editor on existing site.  I can't for the life  
>> of me figure out the most basic function like opening a html  
>> document on the server.  Does anyone have any experience with this  
>> as a standalone.  Have been using it in a joomla site and like  
>> it.  Forums not much help either.
>>
>> Paul Guba
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