I seem to remember seeing somewhere that the CONTENTEDITABLE attribute that IE uses was targeted for Moz 1.2, but I can't find the reference anywhere.
Xopus (http://www.xopus.org) has done some work in this area, and has some free code available at http://www.xopus.org/index.jsp?menu=mozce. It's far from complete, but looks like a good jumping off point. scott blanchard wrote: > My company produces a content management application. We are currently using > IE5+ on the PC for our WYSIWYG editing requirements (using designmode > property of IE). Since this capability does not exist on Macs, we are > searching for a more cross platform solution that has all the bells and > whistles of the IE editor. > > Is mozilla editor the answer? > > How do we create a mozilla editor? In IE, its as simple as creating a div > with the "contentEditable" property set to true like so: <div > contenteditable="true">This content can be edited in IE5+ on the PC</div> > > Is is possible to create an installable editor that does not require Mozilla > to be installed on the client? This would allow us to seemlessly install the > editor on the client (if not already installed) when our app is started. > > Thanks! > > Scott > > > >
