[NBLUG/talk] Open Source Java applet for HTML editing

[ME]

Ok. "Rah Rah Emacs!"

Seriously, It sounds to me like the users wants to use a web-based editor
that allows users to use a web browser to locate files in their web space,
and edit them in the browser and then save them to the site (cgi kind of
thing.)

If the above is what was the intention, instead consider using webdav and
then let users dav their file off the server to their local machine and
use whatever editor they want. Then they can "dav" the files back up tot
eh web server.

Warren Raquel said:
> Any comments from the Emacs camp? Anyone?
>
> Cal Herrmann wrote:
>
>> I use pico for editing small html files, easy but not as versatile as
>> vi!
>> cal
>> On Friday 05 September 2003 08:51, Warren Raquel wrote:
>>
>>>I believe you can install Quanta. It's pretty nifty. You could go with
>>>the old standby - vi. It's my personal favorite ;). If you install
>>>Quanta you'll need the kdelibs installed as well and maybe a few other
>>>things.
>>>Todd Cary wrote:
>>>
>>>>I would like to have a HTML editor on a Web site so the user can create
>>>>HTML based text.  Google brings up too many matches.  Does anyone have
>>>> a
>>>>suggestion?
>>>>Todd
>>
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