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

[Micxz Love (lovedialup.com)]

I'm sorry this is the correct link:

http://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/Editing_Web_Pages/

-- 
Micxz
Founder - Lovedialup.com
Production Engineer - Raspberrymedia.com


 > Todd Cary wrote:
> Yes, that is correct.  If one has IE, this JavaScript editor does what I 
> want except it requires IE - not good.  That is why I would like to have 
> a Jave applet version.
> 
> http://209.204.172.137/example/demo.php
> 
> Todd
> 
> ME wrote:
> 
>> 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