How about AJaX? I would like to post without ever leaving the current page I am on.
Well, here are some suggestions I got in mind.
- Draggable resizable edit box border
- Draggable toolbars for rearrangement
- Can we have the FCKEditor in IE without using ActiveX?
- Status bar that can show current path (or tag hierarchy)
- Lite version (with lesser features but lighter)
- And about the context menus, how do we edit menus in the context menus?
- Editors default font, style, etc, could depend on a given style sheet (something like FCKEditor.EditorStyle = "style.css"), is that possible?
Well, here are some suggestions I got in mind.
- Draggable resizable edit box border
- Draggable toolbars for rearrangement
- Can we have the FCKEditor in IE without using ActiveX?
- Status bar that can show current path (or tag hierarchy)
- Lite version (with lesser features but lighter)
- And about the context menus, how do we edit menus in the context menus?
- Editors default font, style, etc, could depend on a given style sheet (something like FCKEditor.EditorStyle = "style.css"), is that possible?

RE: AJaX and other questions/suggestions...
http://verens.com/demos/Sajax.phps
RE: AJaX and other questions/suggestions...
I like the idea of ajax saving. I've been toying with it already.
To be honest I don't think you even need ajax to do it. But I'm still at the stage where it seems to me that just about everything you can do with ajax you could do prior to ajax, but using frames... bah. You can probably just build a form with JS and submit it "in the background" so to speak.
I like ajax tho. I'm just trying to figure out if having threadsafe ajax is required or not. Have'nt seen much on if it's really needed (thread safety).
I'm pretty sure you could use ajax to load a css sheet, transform it to xml, and push that to the "styles" dropdown tag. Only kink is that in CSS you set styles by themselves, but the fckstyles are set by element. I think. I'm not sure if this is even the styles you were talking about.
If you are just talking about the editorarea.css, you can set that to whatever you want already.
Well, thanks again for the code post. I'll put up a n ajax "in-line" save plugin if I ever get it finished. Same goes for the in-line spell check.
Someday, I swear it shall be done. =]
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You could make use of your favorite ajax function to send values.
Then you need refill the editor's content with the response from your ajax server script. That's all.
I used prototype for all that jazz succesfully