Well the new version of ezedit is out. He is calling is soeditor now.
http://www.siteobjects.com
Here is how to call soeditor via cfmodule if you feel like upgrading...
<cfmodule template="soeditor/soeditor_lite.cfm"
form="item"
field="description2"
scriptPath="soeditor/"
html="#Description2#"
height="100px" width="450px"
save="false"
new="false"
delete="false"
tables="false"
cut="false"
copy="false"
paste="false"
undo="false"
redo="false"
find="false"
Unindent="false"
Indent="false"
Details="false"
Borders="false"
BgColor="false"
FontDialog="false"
Format="false">
My users are morons so I turn everything off, no use in cofusing them :)
jon
Guy J. McDowell wrote:
> Good to see the list is still vibrant with discussions of socio-political
> issues, cool audio and pc gear and some actual cf coding issues.
>
> Well I did up a small content management app awhile back for the non-profit
> I was with. I used EZEdit for the wysiwyg. Well, I thought I had a copy of
> the source for the whole app, but I don't, and I can't remember how to
> properly call EZEdit using cfmodule, since the host doesn't allow custom
> tags per se.
>
> Anyone ever do this? I did it on CFAS 4.5 before and working with CFAS 5
> now. Think that might be the root of some of my problems? Or does anyone
> know of another freeware wysiwyg that I could use?
>
> Guy McDowell
> Master of the F1 Button
>
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