OK, I'll bite . . . The only solution that I can think of, off the top of my head, is to pop up a new browser window and embed just the TinyMCE instance in that window. When the user has committed their changes in the editor window, use JavaScript and Flex's ExternalInterface API to get the edited content back into the Flex world. And you need some code to close the pop up window, etc.
Personally, I'd try real hard to work around that scrolling issue you mentioned, first, before I implemented the pop-up. --Jim --- In [email protected], "bffoley" <bffo...@...> wrote: > > I have a client who I am making a full-page Flex application for. We > originally had the application embeded in the HTML page, but because > of Flex's "Browser and VBox scrollbars scrolling together" bug, I had > to made the application show the full page, including the other > content in the page which I had to recreate in MXML. > > The issue here is the client uses TinyMCE in some homemade CMS to make > updates to the rest of the content on the page, and he doesn't want to > give this up. I haven't been able to find a solution that lets us > import the HTML he creates in TinyMCE into the Flex app. I've seen a > few iframe options that wont work because of the scrollbars (the > iframe stays in the same spot, no matter where you scroll up and down > on the page), and some other option I found that converts HTML to a > Flash-friendly format doesnt support tables (only DIV tags), which > TinyMCE relies on heavily. > > What are my options here? Is there some sort of solution I can do > here that would allow a person who's not technical but likes WYSIWYG > editors to get new content into a Flex app? >
