My (non-html-writing) customer wants to use ms-word to generate a portion of a
coldfusion page. The idea is they can generate a file (.doc or .rtf or
whatever) that I include on the page. I've looked at various tags including
cfcontent, cfdocument, cfinclude to try to find out how to include
On 2/10/2010 7:13 AM, Craig Buckley wrote:
Any Suggestions?
Well if you want a browser that renders HTML to understand the
formatting from these documents, then these documents should probably be
rendered as HTML. Have you tried the save as HTML option that is
included in the Word
The new version of CKeditor 3.x is pretty nice. It was FCKEditor. Adobe uses
FCK 2.x in it's rich text verrsion of cftexarea.
http://ckeditor.com/
It has a feature Paste from Word. I have not tried it but it might be
worth looking at.
As a word of warning. Inline wysiwyg editors can create
: Re: user-generated rich text on coldfusion page
On 2/10/2010 7:13 AM, Craig Buckley wrote:
Any Suggestions?
Well if you want a browser that renders HTML to understand the
formatting from these documents, then these documents should probably be
rendered as HTML. Have you tried the save
On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 10:45 AM, Eric Roberts
ow...@threeravensconsulting.com wrote:
I would highly recommend using the dreamweaver or other cleanup util as the
code that word produces is exceedingly bloated. I haven't tried it
recently, so MS may have cleaned it up a bit, but I remember
I also suggest the 'Paste from Word' feature in FCKEditor. It is perhaps the
best method of moving content from Word to Web. The only issue is Word can do
much more then text so if the user tries to insert a photo and expects the
graphics to automatically move into the editor, that will cause
I use FCK Editor (now ckeditor) in my CMS - and I have had very good results
with it - as far as my customers being able to edit code. (And myself for
that matter)
But yeah - make sure they use the paste from word button - or the code
they paste in will be nasty. Paste from word does a pretty
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