Lawrence Bansbach wrote: > Hate to make a commercial plug, but look at IOnEdit 2000 (www.ionedit.com). > They make a version of an embedded WYSIWYG editor for Netscape 4 and above. > (BTW, I am not affiliated with the company.) > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message ... > >> I am working on a content management application in which content > > developers need to create new content via a client web browser with no HTML > coding. I would like to know if it is currently possible to embed the > Mozilla composer. The client is a netscape shop and if possible would like > to use Netscape/Mozilla, though the requirement to create content via a web > browser has currently forced us to use Microsoft's editing control. Also - > need to add functionality to the editor such as new HTML insertion commands, > etc. Any suggestions, documents, etc.? > >> Thanks >> Jeff Baker >> you have craft your own xul file. there you can use the <editor> tag which is part of the window widget set. I tried it using .07 - the editor showed but I haven't been able to do editing yet - though the doc about editor on mozilla.org/docs is quite good there not much tutorials out there about embedding editor in xul apps ( may I miss some resource here?! ). Also note that I once found some docs on mozilla.org, where they aim at implementing a tag called htmlarea ( guess where that comes from ), which would have the capability of edition html in a wysiwyg manner within html pages. I haven't had enough experience yet with xpfe, chrome and things like that, to give you a 101 introduction to the editor tag, and if you finally get it to work, please tell me. hope this helps. bye.
