Simon Fraser wrote: > In article <0jSb7.86608$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > Bernhard Zwischenbrugger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Our company is working on a Content Management System >>that allows editing of Webpages using the browser only. >>(no additional client software needed) >> >>At the moment we only support IE >= 5.0. >> >>I'm not at all a M$ fan, but it's hard for me to understand >>how to implement this for Mozilla. >> >>I could nor find a working example of an editor embeded >>in a HTML Page. I even don't know if it is only a theoretical >>dicussion about features mozilla will have in future or if >>it is a ready to use technologie. >> >>Maybe someone can give me information about the status of >>this project. >> > > We are actively working on editor embedding issues. Our main > thrust now is to make it possible to embed the editor in > a native application (in the same way that you can embed > the browser using our embedding APIs). > > Future plans include the ability to have an HTML editor > embedding in web content (a rich text <textarea>-type > widget), but this is not one of our initial goals. > > You can find out more about editor embedding issues at > > <http://www.mozilla.org/editor/editor-embedding.html> > > Although this work has been stalled for several months now, > we are once again working actively on it. > > Simon > >
I saw several times pointing to mozilla.org documentation but I agree with you must be a working example to show us a start point to start with, with the documentation is a bit hard to make a simple usable example (I couldn't till now). Please if someone has one working example try publish it.
