RTE Rich Text Editor

[Guest]

Hi Guys,

Anyone aware of a stable RTE Rich Text Editor code that can be included in a record update page?

I need to have a RTE that allows for multiple fields. Most only seem to allow for one field and do not work well with ASP code and their Javascript.

Any suggestions welcomed please.

Thanks Jules

[Newsgroup_User]

Hi Jules,
You should consider KTML Lite 4.0.1
http://www.interaktonline.com/Products/Online-HTML-Editor/KTML-for-Dreamweaver/Try-Download/

It's free and it integrates perfectly with Dreamweaver

Alexandru

> Hi Guys,
>
> Anyone aware of a stable RTE Rich Text Editor code that can be included in a
> record update page?
>
> I need to have a RTE that allows for multiple fields. Most only seem to allow
> for one field and do not work well with ASP code and their Javascript.
>
> Any suggestions welcomed please.
>
> Thanks Jules
>

[Guest · Accepted solution]

Guys, thank you for your input. Really appreciated.

Alexandru thank you so much. KTML is perfect and was working on one of my larger CMS sites for me in minutes.

Thanks

Jules

[Newsgroup_User]

> Anyone aware of a stable RTE Rich Text Editor code that can be included in
> a
> record update page?
>
> I need to have a RTE that allows for multiple fields. Most only seem to
> allow
> for one field and do not work well with ASP code and their Javascript.

Who's 'their' javascript?

As for text area replacements, Xstandard is great, but not javascript based.

For javascript ones, I've recently started playing with TinyMCE. Seems OK.
By default, it lets you use it on all textarea boxes on the page.

-Darrel

[Newsgroup_User]

The TinyMCE "fine print" says it requires additional extensions when using
FireFox for "some functions"

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>
>> Anyone aware of a stable RTE Rich Text Editor code that can be included
>> in a
>> record update page?
>>
>> I need to have a RTE that allows for multiple fields. Most only seem to
>> allow
>> for one field and do not work well with ASP code and their Javascript.
>
> Who's 'their' javascript?
>
> As for text area replacements, Xstandard is great, but not javascript
> based.
>
> For javascript ones, I've recently started playing with TinyMCE. Seems OK.
> By default, it lets you use it on all textarea boxes on the page.
>
> -Darrel
>