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WYSIWYG rich text-area?

pbarry · 2005-09-22 13:47:32

Any pointers to where i can get my hands on a free rich text-area. Nothing fancy. I've seen a few when I search for them but they all cost $$. I need to integrate it into a site I'm working on. Just a basic html formatting text-area will suffice - anything else is a plus. Cheers

22-09-2005 1:47pm

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pbarry

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Any pointers to where i can get my hands on a free rich text-area. Nothing fancy. I've seen a few when I search for them but they all cost $$. I need to integrate it into a site I'm working on.

Just a basic html formatting text-area will suffice - anything else is a plus.

Cheers

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#2 22-09-2005 2:03pm

Ph3n0m

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http://www.htmlarea.com/

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#3 22-09-2005 2:24pm

pbarry

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Nice one...........

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#4 22-09-2005 2:31pm

Seth Brundle

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http://www.richtexteditor.org/
I think it is ASP based though

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#5 22-09-2005 2:48pm

leftofcentre

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http://tinymce.moxiecode.com or http://www.fckeditor.net are the best.

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#6 22-09-2005 2:53pm

pbarry

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Cheers everyone, I'll take a closer look at them.

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#7 22-09-2005 3:32pm

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leftofcentre wrote:

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com or http://www.fckeditor.net are the best.

I've used FCKEditor on a couple of sites too, I highly recommend it..

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#8 22-09-2005 3:35pm

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We've switched from HTMLArea to FCKEditor, and haven't lookedb back since. We're watching TinyMCE though, especially for the Safari support.

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