Re: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one? (doh!)

2001-04-12 Thread Dezider Góra
Well, based on your previous post: Plutarck wrote: > Well after looking at the file I just downloaded...the specification of RTF > is 164 pages long. Oooo I'm soo happy...toys toys toys! So many wonderful bits and bytes to play with now... you should change it to: Oooo I'm soo happy...toys t

Re: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one? (doh!)

2001-04-12 Thread Plutarck
Well after looking at the file I just downloaded...the specification of RTF is 164 pages long. Good lord...*chokes an all the information* Ever considered just forcing the people to learn HTML instead? *smile* -- Plutarck Should be working on something... ...but forgot what it was. ""Plutar

Re: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one?

2001-04-12 Thread Plutarck
Jackpot! Cha-ching! That site triggered my memory! I remember downloading a program from some obscure site which was suppose to be able to view a huge amount of files which are most often used in games. I wanted to see the art :) Anyhoo, it reminded me of another site which is linked on that we

Re: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one?

2001-04-12 Thread Dezider Góra
Thinking about this, about a week ago, there was a discussion about parsing word document. Just to dig the text from doc. It sounds interesting, and since I have in my crazy mind an idea, that I'd create a database of all documents that were ever created in our company and put them in to the datab

Re: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one?

2001-04-12 Thread maatt
What you're trying to do sounds a lot like content management. I'm no expert, but you should be able to do all this through the browser serverside (no need to download/upload). Have you checked out www.midgard-project.org, www.dotvoid.com/firesite.php, or http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/? Matt "T

Re: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one?

2001-04-12 Thread Plutarck
Ick...I'd say it's a good idea, but it's going to be a bi...tter fight with technology. First, you have to have some application do the loading/unloading. PHP can't do that, of course. But, you could use some form of java...but you'd have to get fancy. Or you could just use file upload in a form

RE: [PHP] Editors ... calling them, or PHP-based one?

2001-04-12 Thread Dominick Vansevenant
You can let the users edit online a form which returns html code, it is called dhtmled, you can find it on msdn.microsoft.com http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/edit/default.asp If you play with it a bit, you will find a way to upload a html doc to the client, let him edit and send