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I have spent the last hours to get a first draft of FCKeditor support in Wysiwyg Editor module.
http://drupal.org/node/282717

It's still very rough and dirty, but it outlines what can be done and what needs to be done for multiple editor support in Drupal via one API module.

Now I badly need some feedback from folks that are interested in centralized Wysiwyg editor support, who know jQuery + JavaScript, and who might have ideas and suggestions on how to solve the outlined design challenges. Of course, all editor module maintainers are implicitly more than welcome.

Play the screencast now

Following on the heels of a great thread, I put together a screencast using the CCK Filefield module as a container for video media files and then applying the jQuery Media module to play back those media files in the appropriate player/method. I've been looking for a replacement for the video.module for some time and I wanted to put this recipe under a microscope. Check it out the screenie, feel free to drop me a line if you loved or hated it.

[Cross-posting from the Raincity blog]

I've submitted a proposal to the DrupalCon Szeged site for a tutorial session on jQuery in Drupal. I'd reallly like to get two co-presenters on board to structure it into three 30-minute tutorials, each covering two or three of the following suggested topics:

I've posted both slides and tutorial links from my session: Designers Guide to jQuery. You can find them all here:

http://www.stevekrueger.com/braingarden/2008/05/10/designers-guide-jquer...

Thanks to all that attended! If you have any feedback from the tutorials and slides, I'd greatly appreciate it.

I'm trying to put together a sort of roadmap relating jQuery (and jQuery UI) at its different stages to Drupal 5 and 6 so that people can get an overview of the jQuery functionalities that are available to them. I will eventually post it to this group and if there's a suitable place in the handbook for such a thing.

Hi,

I'm interested in taking a part as a student in GSoC 2008. So, here's my idea.

Drupal came with jQuery as its default javascript library. For some user, who uses another javascript library outside jQuery (such as mootools, prototype etc.), this thing often causes any trouble because their script always conflicting with jQuery.

So, i would like to develop a module which is allow user to:

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It's that time. Time to start porting MySite to Drupal 6. It will take some effort, since I will be refactoring some code and doing an API cleanup to more closely integrate with Panels.

One of the coolest features in MySite is the ability to drag-and-drop elements around the page. Problem is, the feature is a little buggy and relies on the jQuery Interface project. Based on some recent discussion, I think a Drupal-specific solution might be best.

I just created the jQ module. This attempts to centralize jQuery plugins (from an administration view-point), and somewhat simplify jQuery development. As an example, I also created the hoverIntent wrapper module.

I plan to make an inline search module for D6. Basically it would provide a UI for various pages such as permissions, modules, menu, and other core ( and well supported module pages ) to provide a very fast way to narrow down the page content to find what you want.

Hi,

I wonder how hard it would be to make an iframe resizable, much like textareas are resizable in Drupal (with the textarea.js).
The reason i ask this, is because i have created a module to integrate the "Whizzywig" WYSIWYG editor into Drupal (see http://drupal.org/project/whizzywig).
This editor replaces the textarea with an iframe to allow WYSIWYG editing.