Abel Tamayo schrieb:
Hi everyone.

Finally I'm releasing the plugin I've been so busy developing in the last month. Textify (see homepage) <http://scriptinverse.com/textify/> It's a function that transforms a regular iFrame element into a text editor and I hope it will serve everyone who needs it well. Think of all the possibilities: email applications, blog, forums, maybe chats...
I don't really have any idea about your current issue. But your plugin looks very good so far, so I want to give at least some general feedback:

   * I'd like to see which style is currently selected, eg. make the
     toolbar buttons push buttons that are "active" when, err, active
   * Your To Add list contains "Contextual menu to edit styles.": There
     is already a great context menu plugin, and Chris is working on it
     to make it more context-sensitive, I guess both plugins could
     profit from each other
   * "Support for insertHTML feature. Lightbox-light plugin required."
     - jQuery offers several xxx-box-style plugins, the rewritten
     thickbox could be a good choice
   * "PNG bug in IE6." - I think there is already one "official"
     fix-png plugin which you could use, or put its code into your plugin
   * "Provide a compressed version.": I'm using a modified build.xml of
     jQuery's build to pack and package my plugins, that makes new
     releases quite easy, let me know if you need help setting that up
   * The icons for colors are not intuitive
   * The clear button would deserve a confirm (hopefully not using an
     actual js-confirm)
   * one of the features I find quite useful in Office 2007 are those
     inline-style-popups: Select a part of your text, move the mouse in
     the right direction (its always in the same corner) and a
     tooltip/hover popup appears with the most important
     style-toolbar-buttons

And the really most important feature request I have: Please, please please add proper support for inserting code snippets! That includes creating pre/code tags, adding proper classes to the code element (to allow Chili to do its fantastic work), (automatically, can be disabled) escaping HTML elements.

And once you added the code-snippet support, I'd like to (optionally) deactivate the rest and just work with plain HTML and escaped code snippets.

Let me know if I can help with that, eg. specifying the requirements in more detail.

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Jörn Zaefferer

http://bassistance.de

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