Hi Greg,

On Monday March 29 2010 16:53:50 Greg Beaver wrote:
> I'd like to use the HtmlArea as shown in the demobrowser inside a form. 
> Because the HtmlArea does not implement IForm, it can't be directly
> add()ed to a Form.  Coding a widget that implement IForm and HtmlArea
> appears to require a great deal of work to make possible, and I was
> wondering if anyone has an example of this online?
No, unfortunately there is no ready-to-use example online you can make use of 
it. On the other hand, I guess coding an own widget should not be a great deal 
in my opinion (I might be wrong, though).
I guess one could create a custom widget holding the HtmlArea inside and 
implementing the "IForm" Interface into the custom widget. "All" you need to 
do is to wiring the methods of the Interface with the HtmlArea widget. Just my 
2cents.

> To summarize what I'm trying to do, I have data with rich internet
> content that I would like to allow a non-programmer user to be able to
> WYSIWYG edit and then save, and I would like to do this using the remote
> json store/form controller system I'm already using for the rest of the
> data.
If you want to have a tight integration using the Form widget I guess there is 
the only way to create a custom widget (container) for the HtmlArea which 
implements the interface at first. I do not know if and when the IForm 
interface will be implemented at the HtmlArea widget.

cheers,
  Alex

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