Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi Lenya devs,
FYI - tonight I started to implement a feature that I'm missing for a
long time: a simple AJAX-based inline editor (see attached screenshot).
The functionality is very restricted: You can just edit blocks (p, h1,
h2, ...). The major purpose is to fix typos or change the wording of a
sentence. The editor is triggered by clicking on a block element in
the authoring view.
At the moment it supports only plain text blocks, i.e. no inline styles.
Another issue is that the usecase which saves the content takes quite
long. Actually you don't notice this because the saving happens in the
background and the text in the page is replaced by the textarea
content before the asynchronous usecase request is sent, but
nevertheless we have to provide a simple usecase view which doesn't
redirect to the page after the usecase is executed.
Do you find a feature like this useful? If yes, I can add it to the
sandbox after the release.
sure. Where do you see the difference to TinyMCE? What about enhancing
TinyMCE with some AJAX, or am I misunderstanding something?
Cheers
Michael
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