Dear all,
I have been looking for an XHTML editor for an eclipse based app.
SWT has a browser integration widget which allows for the use of IE (on Windows) & Mozilla (on Windows & Linux) & I was wondering if anyone has wrapped fck within eclipse to act as an XHTML editor?
Basically we have an XML structure in which any documentation has to be either XHTML or plain text & thus when a user wants to add a documentation element or editi an existing one we'd like to be able to give them an easy to use WYSIWYG editor.
i.e. instead of running in a server of some sort, the fck would need to be wrapped in someway so that they just see the relvant window/editor where the (FCK) code is all held locally
Can I just load the fck jscript as a string & fire that into the browser & then pull out the dom of the edited document ?
Further to that, can you set the XHTML levle or indeed simply XHTML as the format to use programatically or is it the default anyway?
Given the other option is plain text can the fkc editor happily show plain text without adding tags ?
TIA
Adam
I have been looking for an XHTML editor for an eclipse based app.
SWT has a browser integration widget which allows for the use of IE (on Windows) & Mozilla (on Windows & Linux) & I was wondering if anyone has wrapped fck within eclipse to act as an XHTML editor?
Basically we have an XML structure in which any documentation has to be either XHTML or plain text & thus when a user wants to add a documentation element or editi an existing one we'd like to be able to give them an easy to use WYSIWYG editor.
i.e. instead of running in a server of some sort, the fck would need to be wrapped in someway so that they just see the relvant window/editor where the (FCK) code is all held locally
Can I just load the fck jscript as a string & fire that into the browser & then pull out the dom of the edited document ?
Further to that, can you set the XHTML levle or indeed simply XHTML as the format to use programatically or is it the default anyway?
Given the other option is plain text can the fkc editor happily show plain text without adding tags ?
TIA
Adam

RE: wrapping fck within eclipse
View source doesn't add tags. I think you'd have to use it somehow for plaintext. Not sure tho.
Let me know if you get closer, and I'll do the same!
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