In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
ASP Forums <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have done some digging, and while Mozilla does indeed have editable
> regions and IFRAMEs, it looks to me (and to the testing I've done) like
> this can only be done through XUL. From my knowledge of XUL, that would
> mean that it's not possible to embed that on a regular HTML page.
> (Since it's a server-side component, I don't have any control over what
> else is on the page. Similarly I can't rely on plug-ins being present or
> separate downloads of any kind.)
This is correct; you can only bring up an editor in XUL right now.
We are working on making editor more embeddable. Our immediate
goals are to be able to embed editor in an app with native UI,
but a longer-term goal is to provide some kind of HTMLArea-like
functionality.
You should have really asked this on the
netscape.public.mozilla.editor, so I'm following up there.
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