Popup HTML Editor?

[Fish&Wildlife]

I'm looking for some kind of very simple html editor that I can attach to an
edit button. I'm moving our intranet site (mostly office protocols) into a
database, and would like to have the staff be able to update it. I thought
about trying to teach them about 5 basic HTML codes, but I know it just
wouldn't work. So what would be perfect would be to display the current text in
a ColdFusion-based webform, with an edit button. When they click the edit
button, they will get the text to be edited in a popup, displayed as rendered
HTML (not as code - that would confuse them), and editable somewhat like they
are in Word. The interface I'm typing into now is pretty cool, but would still
be too complicated. Does anyone know of anything like this? Thanks! Amy

[Alexandro Colorado]

On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 16:48:00 +0000 (UTC), Fish&Wildlife
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

> I'm looking for some kind of very simple html editor that I can attach
> to an
> edit button. I'm moving our intranet site (mostly office protocols) into
> a
> database, and would like to have the staff be able to update it. I
> thought
> about trying to teach them about 5 basic HTML codes, but I know it just
> wouldn't work. So what would be perfect would be to display the current
> text in
> a ColdFusion-based webform, with an edit button. When they click the edit
> button, they will get the text to be edited in a popup, displayed as
> rendered
> HTML (not as code - that would confuse them), and editable somewhat like
> they
> are in Word. The interface I'm typing into now is pretty cool, but would
> still
> be too complicated. Does anyone know of anything like this? Thanks! Amy
>

Hi, please check our visual HTML-Online editor. It seems is the perfect
solution for your needs:
[url]http://www.interaktonline.com/Products/KTML/Overview/[/url]

Your co-workers will be able to update rich-format content as well as many
other power-user features.

--
Alexandro Colorado
------------------------------
Support Engineer
InterAKT Online
[url]http://www.interaktonline.com[/url]
Tel: 40(21) 312.5312

[Fish&Wildlife]

Thanks Alexandro - I'll check it out. That is the kind of thing I was looking for!
Amy

[Desperatoo]

[url]http://www.innovastudio.com/editor.asp[/url]
[url]http://www.yusasp.com/prj04.asp[/url]

[Katsuey]

[url]http://www.macromedia.com/software/contribute[/url]

[ianwinter]

There is also [url]http://www.fckeditor.net/[/url] which I've used and is quite good.

[Fish&Wildlife]

I actually ended up resolving the problem with the code on this site:
[url]http://www.xefteri.com/articles/apr202002/default.aspx[/url] I didn't want a product
that I had to buy. I already own several licenses for contribute, but it
creates too many extra files and junks up my website folders. Plus I have to
have a license for every user, and maintain yet another software product on
their computers. The code in the above website just creates a little chunk of
code which you create WYSIWYG, but which you can store in a database as HTML.
So my users can now go to our Intranet site, and if the info/procedures are out
of date, they click an 'edit' link, and they immediately get a page where they
can update the info, save it back into SQL Server, and voila, they are done -
updated info tagged with their name and the update date. And everyone in the
office can use it in their browser without special software. The code in the
above site resolved to about 2 pages when I was done - a scripts page, and the
editing page itself. Pretty small, very fast, and works great.