Re: [Phpwiki-talk] WYSIWYG and Phpwiki

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

Oliver Zancul Prado schrieb:
> Sorry If this has been talked before, I dont read all messages and could not
> search in sourceforge website.
> 
> I wonder if a WYSIWYG module has been ported to phpwiki.
> 
> Even if its easy to most of us to write with wiki code, some people find it
> hard. I've used phpwiki in an online course and the wiki code prevent some
> student's to write their assignments.
> 
> Also, with WYSIWYG you can copy and paste formated text that you already
> have in HTML or even in .doc.
> 
> I know a great WYSIWYG package for IE called richtext:
> http://richtext.sourceforge.net/
> The Richtext Editor project is an Open Source project hosted by
> SourceForge.net.  The editor is an Internet Explorer based WYSIWYG HTML Text
> Editor which can be hosted in a web page or form.  It requires no additional
> components as it is written entirely in DHTML and JavaScript.
> 
> For those who love Mozilla I've found a WYSIWYG editor also:
> http://wysiwyg.skybuilders.com/ (they have one for IE too)
> Dont know about the licence of this.
> Also I think here has another editor: http://composite.mozdev.org/ (I cant
> check it out because I dont have mozilla)
> 
> I want so much to have my personal web site made with phpwiki, but the huge
> amount of text that I have , prevent me to write everything again.
> 
> Is there a way to import pre formated data to phpwiki?

Interesting project since I want to include richtext / 
wysiwyg.skybuilders into squirrelmail also.
I used it successfully with ariadne http://ariadne.muze.nl/ and I liked 
it a lot.
phpBB also has a nice formatted input textarea with some bold/italic/... 
buttons.

Maybe an optional preference to use this editor (or something else) and 
convert the generated HTML code to new markup. (a converter plugin?)
Users can then just paste some html code also. The converter should 
check some malicious html code and remove it.
I started with some perl HTML::Parser/HTML::TreeBuilder once, but never 
finished it, since it was easy enough to convert my html pages manually.

But I have to finish my squirrelmail work first. This needs only html 
output.
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Reini Urban
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