I'm sorry for asking this question but I have wasted so much time with other WYSIWYG editors.
I'm working at a school and designing a notice board which I will put on the net so it is easy to make changes wherever I am. I also want to have an easy interface which makes it possible for people that don't understand html and how to upload changes to the server will be able to make changes (of course with password protection). I have designed the entire notice board using frames making it possible to make changes in a few html pages and it will be shown on the notice board. I want to be able to go to a central pages with links to the pages I want to change. I have 5 html pages with tables (for the days of the week we are at school: monday.htm, tuesday.htm etc) where I will add substitute teachers etc. These pages I need to be saved under another name as the original files (i.e. I open "monday.htm" and it will be saved as "changes.htm" without changing the "monday.htm"). I have 2 other html pages where I want to be able to write announcements for our students and even present pictures. Is this possible with CKeditor and what script do I need to make it happen.
I'm working at a school and designing a notice board which I will put on the net so it is easy to make changes wherever I am. I also want to have an easy interface which makes it possible for people that don't understand html and how to upload changes to the server will be able to make changes (of course with password protection). I have designed the entire notice board using frames making it possible to make changes in a few html pages and it will be shown on the notice board. I want to be able to go to a central pages with links to the pages I want to change. I have 5 html pages with tables (for the days of the week we are at school: monday.htm, tuesday.htm etc) where I will add substitute teachers etc. These pages I need to be saved under another name as the original files (i.e. I open "monday.htm" and it will be saved as "changes.htm" without changing the "monday.htm"). I have 2 other html pages where I want to be able to write announcements for our students and even present pictures. Is this possible with CKeditor and what script do I need to make it happen.
Re: save a file to server
What you want is a CMS that already includes a WYSIWYG editor, not only the editor.
Search for a simple CMS based on files without a database and you'll get what you want, but an editor only cares about what's shown in the browser, it's up to you to write the rest of the code to read and write files or records in a database, so if you don't know how to do that, then get the CMS.
Re: save a file to server
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you are the one that must perform that search and see what do you get. Joomla is a big cms, if you try just a little you'll be able to find whatever you need
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Have a look at this 2 CMS. They are very simple to set up. Both are using CKEditor.
http://www.pulsecms.com/
http://www.couchcms.com/
regards Manfred
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