I use it all of the time. It can be used in a number of ways. I like the ease
of clicking something that replaces the content within an element (textarea or
div) and loads after the page loads. I have an application that uses a custom
tag to instantiate it:
<cfparam name="attributes.html" default="">
<cfparam name="attributes.height" default="200">
<cfif thisTag.ExecutionMode is 'start'>
<cfscript>
fckEditor = createObject("component", "fckeditor.fckeditor");
fckEditor.instanceName="myEditor";
fckEditor.basePath="/fckeditor/";
fckEditor.value=attributes.html;
fckEditor.width="100%";
fckEditor.height=attributes.height;
fckEditor.create();
</cfscript>
</cfif>
<cfif thisTag.ExecutionMode is 'end'></cfif>
Then just run it on your page like this:
<cfimport
prefix="tag"
taglib="tags/">
<tag:fck html="#myhtml#" height="500"/>
You can add as many attributes as you want but this seems to be easier than
doing any changes to the code inside of FCKEditor.
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