I'm wondering about the same thing, is there any hope of having something like contentEditable?
Carol "qindq" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Netscape Developers: I am a Netscape supporter. Netscape 7.0 is more powerful than before, more compatible with IE in HTML and JAVASCRIPT, thank for your excellent job on it. But it miss the very important things that IE does. In IE, "document" or object support "designMode" property. With that client user can edit HTML document directly in browser, and submit to server. That ist only in IE 5.0. In IE 6.0, almost every thing can be editable supported by a "contentEditable" property. We wonder whether or not Netscape will support this feature, and when. It really affect our decision how to provide a document editor to client and our annoucement about browser's supporting (IE only or cross browsers). Or can you give me some advice on how to implement a java script editor my self. With only normal "IFrame" and "document" dynamically insert or delete TextNode, adding some listener on keyboard and mouse. I just try it. But it difficult to accept IME's input such as Chinese or Japanese code, and difficult to arrange focus and caret in it. Note: I have already vote this bug.
