database

Hello,

I am reviewing this product for an expansive news intranet site. We need a WYSIWYG Editor, but the output should be put into the SQL Server database that is used to load the pages dynamically. The Goal is to database all the stories with separate Text, Images and Video, in different libraries per sub site. We have the structures in the SQL database, but need to get user stories from a WYSIWYG into the database and to add them to the sub-sites. How can we use your product to accomplish this Goal?

Thanks,

Geoffrey Stephens
Data System Architect
AEON LLC.
3131 Democrat
Memphis, TN 38118
901-224-7110

Mon, 08/09/2010 - 10:42

comp615

Joined: 02/07/2010

Posts: 295

Re: database

Isn't this what PHP is for? You do actually have to write some code. I'm confused. The WYSIWYG editor edits and posts data. From there is it entirely up to you to take the data and save it (It's normally posted via $_POST), thus you can do whatever you want with it. Is there something I misunderstood?