On Wed, 2010-02-03 at 07:02 -0600, Paul Falbe wrote: > I'm looking to create a little app to edit/create HTML strings to > store in a mysql table. These strings are going to be displayed on > a web page for annoucements for a youth baseball league. Before I > went about creating one I thought I'd ask if there is a plugin/example > out there I should use as a starting point. Basically, I need a > Catalyst html editor plugin if such a thing exists.
Not Catalyst specific, but I've used ckeditor* in the past - it's a drop-in replacement for <textarea> with a load of configuration options. Bear in mind the obvious security risks of letting people input HTML and then injecting it directly into your site - at a bare minimum you want to strip out javascript stuff, including onclick etc. * used to be called fckeditor, seems to have changed recently.
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