Re: [Xsltforms-support] No response on the CKEditor forums to question on encoding

[Rob K. <ro...@ko...>]

Are you talking about character encoding or escaping XML/XHTML so it can go
into a textarea?

If encoding, put a content type meta in your head.

If escaping, you can GET from the server and use javascript to escape the
XML, and then place in a textarea. Then on save, get the value of the
textarea and unescape it to PUT or POST.

best,
-Rob



On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 6:51 AM, Dan McCreary <dan...@gm...> wrote:

> I posted the question about how to NOT encode XML on post on the CKEditor
> forum yesterday:
>
> http://cksource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=17900
>
> But I have not got any feedback.
>
> Since we can always just do a server-side parse using util:parse() this is
> not a problem for eXist.  But I wanted to see who was watching the forums.
>
> I have tried to classify all the major configuration options of a CKEditor
> into around a dozen classes:
>
> Category Description   Coding These options control how editor encodes
> various items.  Configuration These options control how editor is
> configured and the locations that this configuration information is loaded.
> Initialization These options control how editor is first presented to the
> user.  Import Text These options control initial text is imported.
> Keyboard These options control how characters typed on the keyboard are
> managed.  Language These options control the language used or
> language-related options.  Output These options control how data is output
> when the text is saved.  Dialog These options control the behavior within
> specific dialog panels.  Runtime These options control the non-style
> related user experience while the editor is running.  Style These options
> control the presentation aspects of this extension. Options are
> traditionally done through a CSS file.  Text Coding These options control
> how internal elements in the text are represented or coded as the user
> interacts with the editor.
> It might be nice to create a multi-tab XForms application to edit the most
> common configuration options.
>
> Note that most of the configuration options are style-related.  My next
> step is to find out what options are the most important for our users.
>
> - Dan
>
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