I'm looking at using FCKeditor in an web application, but I was curious, could users post script tags and commands into the editor? I know they won't be executed automatically, but I'm worried that forum posts created with the editor might be dangerous - are mechanisms provided to smash such 'dangerous' content during posting, or is that left to the application developer?
As for reletive links - many of ym sites use administration tools that place content into a 'test' folder before it is approved and moved live. Most IE DHTML editors I've seen can't cope well with this since IE changes relative links to absolute upon insertion into the DIV/IFRAME used for editing, thus links to documents in the same folder become hard links to documents on the test site, and during 'promotion' to the live site all heck breaks loose. Does FCKeditor provide built in functionality to help solve this issue?
As for reletive links - many of ym sites use administration tools that place content into a 'test' folder before it is approved and moved live. Most IE DHTML editors I've seen can't cope well with this since IE changes relative links to absolute upon insertion into the DIV/IFRAME used for editing, thus links to documents in the same folder become hard links to documents on the test site, and during 'promotion' to the live site all heck breaks loose. Does FCKeditor provide built in functionality to help solve this issue?
RE: Question on scripting and reletive links
You can also cut out the script tags by slightly modifying editor's code in certain places and cutting out the tags from html.
RE: Question on scripting and relative links