I have had issues with word and pasting, but if they use the cleaner, it
works great...never had a problem with that aspect. It's a matter of
training and making sure that if they do not use it, they will be in putting
garbage. Explain that it is an issue with the control code that is attached
Just drill it into thier heads (if I can do
that with customer service people, lawyers can't be that difficult *grin*)
Heh - lawyers think they're *above* everybody else though!
Also, I am not sure if there is a diff witht he
the version built into CF 8 and the standalone, but I was using
Sorry, no answers, but a question...
Do they refuse to use Notepad for their editor?
Rick
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:lesm...@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 2:18 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Rich Text Editor - what really handles cut'n paste from Word?
Les,
There's one group in particular that is going to cut and paste
*everything* from Word, and even with the cleanup features and stuff in
FCK, this is still problematic for the client.
Yea, I know, Word produces some of the gawd-awful bloated ... uhh, never
mind - it's terrible. So, I'm
Do they refuse to use Notepad for their editor?
Bunch of lawyers! You gotta be kidding!
Believe me, I've been around and around with them on this issue for
several *years* now!
We bow at the table of Microsoft and shalt use WORD and nothing but
WORD for all things written ... and you're not
Word is always an issue, but if you're using a form text field, here's a
couple of CF Replace functions you can run strings through deal with Word
characters.
I've used this for awhile and it seems to deal very reliably with the most
predictable crap that comes from word. This email may mess
be .
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From: Robert Harrison [mailto:rob...@austin-williams.com]
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 3:12 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Rich Text Editor - what really handles cut'n paste from Word?
Word is always an issue, but if you're using a form text field, here's a
couple of CF Replace
Bunch of lawyers!
Tell'm you'll sue them if they import garbage in your system! ;-)
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What do you folks have experience with that might be worth looking at?
It was quite a while ago, but I found there was too many flaws the way
FCK was designed.
1. FCK only had Word cleanup as an option. If the user doen't use it,
you will get all the garbage anyway.
2. all other ways to import
And here is the second part:
//clean up H tags
html = html.replace( /H1([^]*)/gi, 'H1' ) ;
html = html.replace( /H2([^]*)/gi, 'H2' ) ;
html = html.replace( /H3([^]*)/gi, 'H3' ) ;
html = html.replace( /H4([^]*)/gi, 'H4' ) ;
html = html.replace( /H5([^]*)/gi, 'H5' ) ;
i use TinyMCE, and it handles pasting from Word very well - one just has
to use the Paste from Word button, iirc...
it quiet easy to set up and is highly customisable/configurable.
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
Les Mizzell wrote:
Looking
one just has to use the Paste from Word button
That's the trouble: nobody uses this button ;-)
Users use cut'n paste, drag'n drop, whatever they can, except this
strange button they don't know about.
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iirc, you can customise TinyMCE in such a way that the Word cleanup is
run automatiaclly on Ctrl+V and Paste button click...
it's just that i have set it up such a long time ago that i can't recall
the exact setting i used - i never had to change them since...
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
Azadi Saryev wrote:
i use TinyMCE, and it handles pasting from Word very well
I started the site in question with TinyMCE, and then moved to FCKedit
upon client request. This is a hard to please client - so nothing short
of Microsoft releasing a inline web version of Word (gawd forbid!) is
They develop their docs in Word, and they darned well better look
EXACTLY LIKE IT DID IN WORD after they cut'n paste into their web pages
- withoug them having to do any additionaly work.
Maybe you should consider another approach. If someone needs exact
layout of desktop documents, that's
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 8:18 PM, Les Mizzell wrote:
There's one group in particular that is going to cut and paste
*everything* from Word, and even with the cleanup features and stuff in
FCK, this is still problematic for the client.
Yea, I know, Word produces some of the gawd-awful bloated
You can completely customise the toolbars on FCKEditor. You can
replace the generic pastefunction with Paste from word so if they
always just paste, they'll get paste from wordanyway.Or you
could change the buttons used so the paste from wordbutton has the
generic pastebutton instead. And
does it need to be cross browser compatible?
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From: Scott Wilhelm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 9:06 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Rich Text Editor
Does anyone know of any free rich text editors to build into a CMS (like
a WYSIWYG)?
Thanks,
SoEditor Lite by Site Objects is one as well
as ActivEdit by CF-Dev.com
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Does anyone know of any free rich text editors to build into a CMS
(like
a WYSIWYG)?
Thanks,
Scott
Scott Wilhelm
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I have built soEditor into a CMS, seems to be working ok. The crypted
lite version is free of charge.
I am moving towards XHTML, though, and I haven't tested it with that (I'd
doubt that I would get xhtml compliant code from it... ?).
/H.
Nope...IE only
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Rich Text Editor
does it need to be cross browser compatible?
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From: Scott Wilhelm [mailto:[EMAIL
http://www.siteobjects.com/
soEditor is one of the best out there, particularly given that there is a
free version.
Does anyone know of any free rich text editors to build into a CMS (like
a WYSIWYG)?
Thanks,
Scott
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SoEditor from siteobjects.com
Taz
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There are two that I know of:
Htmlareahttp://www.interactivetools.com
RTE http://richtext.sourceforge.net
They are both free and well supported (via a discussion forum)
Luis
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From: Scott Wilhelm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04,
soEditor 2.6 (to be released April 1st) will generate well formatted
XHTML compliant code. Not to mention we will be introducing a new
content sweeper framework that allows developers to plug-in there own
sweepers if they don't like ours. Developers will also be able to have
the sweepers ran when
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http://www.interactivetools.com/products/htmlarea/
free and open source :)
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From: Taz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 9:13 AM
Subject: Re: Rich Text Editor
Does anyone know of any free rich text editors to build
Damn that is a nice one, and free. Going to have to play with that when I
get some time
Thanks!
Robert Bailey
Famous for nothing
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free and open source :)
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Massimo had a free XHTML editor DWMX extension. However I think it's
been updated and included in one of the devnet kits. The free one worked
for my purposes. I'm not sure if it's still out on the DW Exchange, but
it's worth a try.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical
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From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 9:31 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Rich Text Editor
Damn that is a nice one, and free. Going to have to play with that when
I get some time
Thanks
Joshua wrote:
ActivEdit is pretty solid from what I've seen/heard: www.cfdev.com
Its solid as a rock. You can get it installed in about 30 seconds.
Well worth the purchase price, and the v3.0 features are all winners.
Matt Robertson [EMAIL
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Massimo had a free XHTML editor DWMX extension. However I think it's
been updated and included in one of the devnet kits. The free one worked
for my purposes. I'm not sure if it's still out on the DW Exchange, but
it's
hmm, i had no problemswhat was yours?
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Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 9:47 AM
Subject: RE: Rich Text Editor
I had a tough time getting that to work last night. I took their exact
code
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