RE: [Tikiwiki-devel] Potential Partners

[Marc L. <ti...@ma...>]

How about a permission? It gives us more flexibility.

Ex.:
tiki_p_wiki_edit_wysiwyg
tiki_p_blog_post_wysiwyg


M ;-)

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Marc Laporte
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-----Original Message-----
From: tik...@li...
[mailto:tik...@li...] On Behalf Of Dennis
Heltzel
Sent: October 6, 2003 5:05 PM
To: tik...@li...
Subject: RE: [Tikiwiki-devel] Potential Partners


> How about using htmlarea? A beta version has been recently released.
>
> It is possible to add tables but also to insert graphics and have nice
> formating. We are already using for blogs. It is cross platform (moz +
> IE).

I can't get HTMLArea 3.0 beta to work at all on Mozilla.
Speaking of HTMLArea, I was looking at it and the integration into Tiki
seems a little complicated in it's current incarnation. Luis apparently
did the existing work. I'm willing to pick this up, but I'd like get the
benefit of what anyone else has learned/tried to save myself the
frustration of trying stuff already known not to work.

I'm thinking about a global preference to turn HTMLArea on or off instead
of requiring the user to click a wysiwyg link to access the editor. Is
there any reason to make the wysiwyg editor on in one feature and off in
another (i.e. should the config be on a per feature basis)? Before you
say, yeah, make it on a per feature basis, consider interface consistancy
and simple administration issues.

Dennis





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