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Alternative Article Editor

Started by KapaBG, February 13, 2008, 06:13:52 AM

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feline

All the lang files use utf8 charset.
For other codepages you have to translate these files.

Fel

feline

Now .. I have tested the editor and found many great bugs.


  • The editarea have no scrolling, it takes longer and longer on add textlines - very bad
  • On press enter, the cursor is not moved down to next line - bad
  • The corsor move out of texterea at the end - bad
  • Click indent on marked text and then unindent, the textarea is complete destroy - absulutly bad
  • if the editerea not selected, the buttons work, on html edit, the popup is empty - absolutly bad
  • the dom output is not formatted, so html edit is strong - very bad
  • No cleanup button, to remove any formatting - bad
  • lot of more smaller bugs ..  :o

On this short test result I can say .. No, no, no .. to bad.

Fel

bloc

That def. isn't good lol :)

Thanks, Fel, for a detailed check. I actually did notice one or two of these points myself, and have tried a bit today. Its really lightweight, but its not any better than whizzwig without the image browser IMHO.

KapaBG

#13
felina, it is not a full wisywig replacement. and not a repacment of other editors. it is tool for editing on the fly, no more. ??? have many bugs, but don't try to make a changings! because ... author will soon release a version 0.3 with new features and plugins.  O0 else less 30kb :2funny:

feline

I think, for a editing on the fly, it's better to add the wysiwyg editor which smf2 have inside or use simple textarea. That's allways better then a buggy tool, that comes as "wysiwyg editor".

Fel

bloc

I agreed. Thats why now TP 1.0 has BBC articles..and I find myself using them more than HTML articles actually. But both are needed of course.

KapaBG

felina, ok. understand your position and respect. but i using necEdit in articles and happy :)
Quote from: Bloc on February 16, 2008, 03:50:49 PM
now TP 1.0 has BBC articles.
very right. it is good news for me. and good way - user must have right to choose favorite editor. through tpmodules or plugins

feline

Grand Duke, offcourse you can use the niceEdit for you, but as Bloc say ..
For ALL the users, they work with TinyPortal, it's better a perfect editor is inside.
Better for the user, better for support  ::)

Fel

KapaBG

feline, you right, nicEdit is very short, speed, nice and cool micro wysiwig editor  :up: of the world  >:D
aliluya!  O0

dkillers

Quote from: feline on February 15, 2008, 12:34:25 PM
Now .. I have tested the editor and found many great bugs.


  • The editarea have no scrolling, it takes longer and longer on add textlines - very bad
  • On press enter, the cursor is not moved down to next line - bad
  • The corsor move out of texterea at the end - bad
  • Click indent on marked text and then unindent, the textarea is complete destroy - absulutly bad
  • if the editerea not selected, the buttons work, on html edit, the popup is empty - absolutly bad
  • the dom output is not formatted, so html edit is strong - very bad
  • No cleanup button, to remove any formatting - bad
  • lot of more smaller bugs ..  :o

On this short test result I can say .. No, no, no .. to bad.

Fel

one more,
cannot make select all to the text :D