editor

So, I'm in the middle of a project and one of the things a cautiously said should be doable was WYSIWYG editing on mobile. I figured that this should be a solved problem by now on D7. However, either my google-fu is lacking or I was mistaken. If I'm mistaken could someone please post linkage? Please? :)

I'd like to propose a new wiki page be created with a matrix of editor modules and their mobile support state so we all have a one-stop page we can hit to quickly establish this and others aren't put in my position.

Boa Noite,

Estou a usar num projecto em Drupal v7.x o CKeditor...usei este editor, pois vi no drupalgardens a opção de inserir media directamente no editor e não ter que adicionar anexos para poder usar o seu caminho da imagem. Instalei o ckeditor mas o meu editor não ficou com a opção de adicionar media como está no drupalgardens...falta-me algo ?

Outra questão: reparei que o CKeditor no website oficial é pago...ou seja para projectos comerciais não posso usar o CKeditor ? ou é grátis na mesma ? Caso não seja gratís...aconselham algum editor ?

Cumprimentos,
João Pires

Hey Everyone!

Recently launched this site using a system of arguments and taxonomy to organize content.

http://www.benrenschen.com

If interested in deploying something similar, please let me know. I've been overwhelmed with work lately, but if people were interested in how I sorted my media site out, I'd love to help...and could probably use the motivation. Please let me know what you think!

Hope all is well, Drupalites!

Ben

Which editor do you use ? Obviously, the editor should be the same under all operating systems we use if we want to be efficient.

SciTE is cute. One can master it in about 5 minutes. It provides syntax colouring and execution from the editor, at least for PHP and HTML (C language seems to be more of a problem, unless I overlooked something :-( ).

Eclipse is wonderfully powerful and can be a real help for fast development. On the other hand, to really master it, weeks or event months may be necessary.

Hi.

Codelobster latest version 3.7.1 supports Drupal 7.

Here is the full list of all its features for Drupal:

• Ability to create project automatically installing CMS Drupal
• Autocomplete, help and tooltips for module's hooks
• Autocomplete and tooltips for Drupal's function theme
• Autocomplete for Drupal's forms
• Drupal search - for menu path and menu function
• Wizard for creating new modules
• Help on Drupal API

Is there a clean way to add some theme specific editor options (configuration) in a way that neither a Wysiwyg module update nor editor update would overwrite them? For example if you wanted to combine CKEditor with the marinelli theme (see http://drupal.ckeditor.com/tricks), what is the cleanest way to do so (using Wysiwyg module)? I'm inclined to suggest new configuration field for such cases (see http://drupal.org/node/313497), so there would always be at least a dirty way to make such modifications without directly hacking the module/editor.

I am hopping to solicit feedback and to find mentor(s).

Overview: Bespin for Drupal - an integrated, web-based, collaborative code editor form Mozilla Labs.

Description: Bespin for Drupal could be yet another input method using the WYSIWYG API, but with real-time collaborative editing. B4D could also be implemented to allow Dash command line, file editing, version control, syntax highlighting, API access - a built-in IDE with multi-user editing (such as with Google Docs).

Bespin could be implemented in two ways, embedded or by implementing the Server API with Drupal. Embedded B4D would be beneficial, but with significantly less potential. Both methods may be delivered, so both are discussed. The applicant is currently pursuing a B.S. in Computer Science, has participated in Drupal based website implementations, is a member of the EFF, FSF and IEEE, and is a true believer of the public commons importance.

Hello everyone!

I would like to propose the integration of an image editor into Drupal. The image editor I have in mind is PaintWeb, which is also an open source project.

The motivation for this project is based on the emerging popularity of HTML5 and advanced web applications. Drupal is a powerful CMS which should allow users to also edit images inside their browser, without having to use an offline tool for simple drawings / simple edits.

Hello

I have a site with the wysiwyg module, tinyMCE, IMCE and IMCE wysiwyg API bridge. Everything works fine for images. But I had a question about internal links. When adding a link, is there a way to display all internal pages to the content editor? That way he could choose the page to link to, instead of looking up the link by browsing to that page, copy the link and paste it.
Any solutions for this problem?

Thanks

To satisfy the urgent need of having CKEditor into Drupal, we've just launched the CKEditor module. This is supposed to be the immediate upgrade solution for FCKeditor module users, a well as the current best option for those willing to have this editor into their Drupal sites.