There are things I really like about FCKeditor, in some ways I think it is the best product of its kind, and free to boot.
There are some definite areas, however, where it is sorely lacking and documentattion is definitely on the list. I don't consider the Wiki to be sufficient, and obviously I'm not alone in that regard.
Has anyone considered offering paid installation and/or support for this product? In the same way that companies like Red Hat offer paid flavours of Linux that increase acceptance by assuring competent support when needed, offering a version of FCKeditor with professional support options might actually increase its adotpion, and act as a revenue stream to support further development.
Unfortunately, I'm basicallya complete noob with this product, and couldn't begin to offer the level of expertise necessary. But surely there are others who could. Any takers?
I would consider paid support, but the fee it suggests of $150 Euros for a year is just too much, especially since I would have to pay for this support just to get the program to work - and who knows if the "real-life" works of this program are up to what the demos show? Why can't the programmers assume that this will be used by people with less knowledge of web design and code than they have, and post better documentation?
RE: HELP: I uploaded the files, now what?
http://wiki.fckeditor.net/
RE: HELP: I uploaded the files, now what?
RE: HELP: I uploaded the files, now what?
There are some definite areas, however, where it is sorely lacking and documentattion is definitely on the list. I don't consider the Wiki to be sufficient, and obviously I'm not alone in that regard.
Has anyone considered offering paid installation and/or support for this product? In the same way that companies like Red Hat offer paid flavours of Linux that increase acceptance by assuring competent support when needed, offering a version of FCKeditor with professional support options might actually increase its adotpion, and act as a revenue stream to support further development.
Unfortunately, I'm basicallya complete noob with this product, and couldn't begin to offer the level of expertise necessary. But surely there are others who could. Any takers?
RE: HELP: I uploaded the files, now what?
RE: HELP: I uploaded the files, now what?
FCK is not a full CMS system, it is a feature that can be included into your own CMS system.
What web environment are you trying to use. ASP, PHP, perl etc?
RE: HELP: I uploaded the files, now what?
http://www.webwizguide.info/asp/sample_ ... cation.asp