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samuels
Re: Koivi editor
  • 2005/2/15 10:05

  • samuels

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Ah, ok. But remember that XOOPS editor framework has koivi 0.94.

The lates version is 1.0.4.1, I have solved a lot of bugs since 0.94, and 1.05 is near.

Take a look here. (and if you can, try context menus lol)

http://www.forjandoleyendas.com/public/testsite/modules/news/submit.php



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samuels
Re: Koivi editor
  • 2005/2/13 19:50

  • samuels

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Read koivi docs, for imagemanager integration you must update your system_imagemanager.html template with the one included with koivi



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samuels
Re: SPAW, HTMLArea, and Koivi XHTML tags
  • 2005/2/7 22:23

  • samuels

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Spaw doesn't have, but if you use the editors under gecko browsers (netscape, mozilla, firefox e.t.c) you'll obtain tags in lower case.

That's because is the browser which controls the standar html output.
Koivi and FceEditor strategy is to take the code, clean it and after that show the result to the user.

Spaw and htmlArea show directly the html output without cleaning it.

You can use for example html2xhtml javascript to do the job
http://www.html2xhtml.richarea.com/



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samuels
Re: OT Re: [mini guide] How to quickly replace all the textarea with kiovi in Xoops
  • 2005/2/5 22:05

  • samuels

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I need to study what is different on your config. Let me some time to find the problem.



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samuels
Re: SPAW, HTMLArea, and Koivi XHTML tags
  • 2005/2/5 20:50

  • samuels

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You need to parse the output to obtain xhtml compilant code.
Koivi uses one parser and Fckeditor and tinyMce too.
I think there are some plugin for HtmlArea.



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samuels
Re: OT Re: [mini guide] How to quickly replace all the textarea with kiovi in Xoops
  • 2005/2/5 13:10

  • samuels

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When you build the wysiwyg editor object you can use the parameter 'small' to make a toolbar with few buttons.

Example:
XoopsFormWysiwygTextArea( _MD_CONTENTC, 'content2', $content, '100%', '400px','small');

If you want you can build your own buttons array
Example:

$myToolbar= array('bold','forecolor','hilitecolor');

And when you call the wysiwyg editor:

XoopsFormWysiwygTextArea( _MD_CONTENTC, 'content2', $content, '100%', '400px',$myToolbar);

On docs you have a complete list with all buttons.



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samuels
Re: OT Re: [mini guide] How to quickly replace all the textarea with kiovi in Xoops
  • 2005/2/5 11:21

  • samuels

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@irmtfan
Strange, can I see your site?

@Hervet
Ok, I'll send when I finish it.



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samuels
Re: OT Re: [mini guide] How to quickly replace all the textarea with kiovi in Xoops
  • 2005/2/5 2:56

  • samuels

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Take a look here:
http://www.forjandoleyendas.com/public/testsite/modules/news/submit.php

If you want to try news publishing use this:
user: test
pass: test



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samuels
Re: OT Re: [mini guide] How to quickly replace all the textarea with kiovi in Xoops
  • 2005/2/5 1:12

  • samuels

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I have integrated XOOPS imagemanager into koivi. Imagemanager allows categories, group permissions, upload restrictions e.t.c. There are more powerfull imagemanagers on web but I think the way is to improve XOOPS image manager and not try to do parallel work.

About image handling, there is a screenshot of koivi image properties dialog.

Resized Image

Please, don't consider it like a stupid defence. I can learn a lot from users, and if as I can see, you have some experience with wysiwyg, any sugesstion is always valuable.

The only reason to use koivi is because is made to fit with xoops. My idea is to make a XOOPS wysiwyg editor. If something changes in xoops, kovi will change too.

The aim of Htmlarea, Fckeditor and others is different. They are more generic and independant.

In the following days I want to make a review about some editors, (Htmlarea, Koivi, Fckeditor, Spaw and TinyMce)
The topics; speed, functions e.t.c

It will help me to discover what fails in koivi, and if you want I'll send you before publish to know your opinion.



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samuels
Re: [EDITO] Editio 2.3 version for test
  • 2005/2/4 15:39

  • samuels

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  • Since: 2003/10/30


Ah, ok, perhaps is because in carnuke's screenshot mozilla loaded all data from cache (including old icons and css)




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