Irvin Gomez wrote:
>>Use TinyMCE. It's much simpler. 
>>
>>http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/
> 
> Looks nice, but regular (non-technical) users would have problems inserting 
> images. 

That was always my beef with a lot of the editors that don't include 
such functionality.... it's hard to ask users to type in the URL of an 
image on their server.  htmlArea was the same way - I ended up adding a 
second image button to the toolbar that launched my own image browser. 
That's why I switched to FCKeditor... it had the browse and upload built 
into the main image dialog.

tinymce might be nice for a message board utility or something where you 
only want users to enter basic html, but as a full-featured editor, it 
is definately lacking in the "ease of use" department if you ask me.

  - Rick



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