Joan Piedra a écrit :
> Hi Jean-Francois,
> I like how this project is getting better and better, I'd love to see a
> better support for the latest safari and Opera.
Agreed. In fact we're currently working on the Safari implementation:
http://trac.wymeditor.org/trac/browser/branches/0.5/wymeditor
The file browser is an often requested feature, and we're actually
planning an API to do this sort of things.
Anyway, there's an image gallery implementation example, using
jCarousel and CodeIgniter, available at:
http://trac.wymeditor.org/trac/wiki/Contrib/ImageGalleryExample
I'll take a look at
On Sep 12, 3:44 pm, "Alexandre Plennevaux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Wow, it 's starting to take nicely shape, i think i'll give it a try soon.
> Congratulation jf !
Thanks!
> What, as a potential user working in real life scenarios, i would like to
> see how flexible it is: for example, a ve
Hi All,
I'm glad to announce the release of WYMeditor 0.4, a jQuery-based
XHTML editor.
This release includes new XHTML and CSS parsers, and fixes some
outstanding bugs. Thanks to all the contributors who made it possible!
Website: http://www.wymeditor.org/
Download: http://sourceforge.net/proj
> If you made 2 key (and fundamental changes) I think you could speed up the
> performance immensely:
>
> 1) Change to using elements
> 2) Only use on (or ) for a block of space. (For example on your
> "String to tables" example, the "j" has 3 rows of 8 columns that are all
> blank. If you just
Robert O'Rourke a écrit :
> Neat =]
Thanks!
> Perhaps using tables like that would be another way to do captcha? Not
> writing it out with jquery but with a server side script.
Interesting idea!
Actually some kind of HTML encoded captcha, see
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/12/31/2359
Hi All,
charToTable is a jQuery plugin I wrote some weeks ago.
This plugin converts characters to HTML tables.
You can even create animations, or a glyph editor with it.
Perhaps it will be useful for somebody, who knows?
Description + demos:
http://www.hovinne.com/blog/index.php/2007/07/12/131-j
Hi,
fixedBox is a simple and lightweight jQuery plugin that allows you to
easily display a fixed box in the web page.
The box is centered by default, but you can also define the left and/
or top positions.
More info:
http://www.hovinne.com/blog/index.php/2007/07/30/134-fixedbox-jquery-plugin
En
Thanks for promoting WYMeditor, Tane!
Please note that the website is located at http://www.wymeditor.org/
Cheers ;)
jf
On 30 juil, 19:48, "Tane Piper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Shaun,
>
> You could also try out the jQuery based WYMeditor at www.wymeditor.com
> - I've used it sucessfully with
FYI, I just posted an article describing a technique to avoid the
server-side proxy:
http://www.hovinne.com/blog/index.php/2007/07/16/133-jss-javascript-simple-syndication
On 15 juil, 23:49, "Michael Geary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ah, of course. Server proxy. I should have thought of that. V
Yes, though you can use a server-side proxy to load external feeds.
BTW, a basic one is provided in the archive for testing purposes.
On 15 juil, 23:25, "Michael Geary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nifty idea, but this will only work within a single domain, right?
Hi All,
jFeed is a new jQuery plugin which parses RSS/ATOM feeds.
It uses jQuery's built-in AJAX functions to get the XML and basic
selectors to parse it.
More info on my blog:
http://www.hovinne.com/blog/index.php/2007/07/15/132-jfeed-jquery-rss-atom-feed-parser-plugin
Download:
http://www.hov
Hi Gurpreet,
It's a pity that you plan to abandon using WYMeditor because of sparse
documentation.
Please feel free to ask any questions/send feedback on the mailing-
list [1] or on the forum [2], we'll be glad to help.
Cheers,
jf
[1]: http://lists.wymeditor.org/
[2]: http://forum.wymeditor.org/
Hi Alexandre,
I don't know if it's the better way to do it, but in WYMeditor we use
this technique:
iframe test
function initIframe(iframe) {
if ($.browser.msie || $.browser.opera) {
var doc = iframe.contentWindow.document;
}
else if ($.browser.mozilla || $.browser.safari) {
This one could definitely solve the problem, if it complies to
jQuery's requirements.
FYI, WYMeditor 0.3 has been released, as a jQuery plugin.
Any feedback is welcome.
On 7 juin, 14:17, Volker Mische <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've written a new patch, please take a look
> athttp://dev.jque
Thanks for your quick reply, John, and sorry for annoying you with
that issue, but it seems to be a major blocker for WYMeditor to work
correctly with jQuery in MSIE.
I did test the fix you propose (this.mergeNum = null).
The attribute is still there, i.e. mergeNum="null" for each element.
This
I've applied and tested the patch with MSIE, FF (Win + Linux) and
Opera.
Works fine for me! Thanks Volker :)
I've committed the patched jQuery to WYMeditor SVN [1].
A test page is available at [2].
[1]: svn://svn.wymeditor.org/wymeditor
[2]: http://dev.wymeditor.org/wymeditor/trunk/src/test/adva
Thanks for your help.
Actually, I can remove the attribute using removeAttr, but the extra
DIVs remain (for example if you create inline elements in lists).
IMHO, as the problem only occurs in MSIE - no mergeNum issue in Gecko
nor in Opera - I'm rather thinking about a browser specific issue.
T
Well, I've replied to Brandon (by email) that his fix didn't work: the
mergenum attr simply becomes $mergenum in the resultant HTML code.
Using other variable names (such as 'mytest') doesn't fix the problem.
Using the code you propose (this.mergeNum = null;) generates
mergenum="null" attributes
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