DOes your service deal with 'snippets' of HTML? This is what most people are looking for in a visual editor - the ability for someone to visually edit portions of an HTML document, not the full thing.
The realobjects solution mentioned before didn't seem to be able to that last I looked - it would treat everything as a full *ML document, adding in opening and closing tags where they weren't wanted. (body/head/html/etc). I'm not a big MS fan, but they've certainly given people a nice tool with that built-in HTML editing component. Yes, the code it generates isn't very good, but *no one* seems to have come up with a better answer which *just works*. :( Sorry Mac people - (according to a recent Wired story, most of you hate MS with a passion anyway!) - you're stuck without a good embeddable HTML editing component. By requiring everyone to have MSWord on their system, you're most likely dictating some upgrade costs as well which shouldn't be necessary for people who just want to update a phone number on a page. n Wed, 2002-12-04 at 12:48, Douglas Kerwin wrote: > Why not just use Microsoft Word as your WYSIWYG editor? Metaverse offers a > Web Service to convert a Word document to XML format, then gives an XML > Stylehsheet (XSL) to transform the XML into HTML. > > The web service is at; > > http://xform.metaverse.cc/xformservice.asmx > > www.metaverse.cc for more information. -- Michael Kimsal http://www.logicreate.com 734-480-9961 -- http://cms-list.org/ trim your replies for good karma.
