Rich text inline editing

[Noah Botimer]

I'm way behind here, but I have a paranoid question (caveat: I have  
not played with this code)...

How does this start/stop rich text editing play with loading times /  
memory issues?  I'm generally aware of some nasty non-cleanup stuff  
with these editors (leaving script objects and markup hanging  
around), especially as iframes navigate around, especially in IE.  Is  
there anything to worry about here?

Thanks,
-Noah

On Nov 17, 2008, at 11:37 PM, Steven Githens wrote:

> Hi Again,
>
> Just had a go playing around with the TinyMCE and FCK versions of the
> Inline Editor from Fluid Trunk.  The FCK one works great as well  
> and I'm
> excited about it being a good transition for existing Sakai  
> Deployments
> that have customized FCK Plugins and it just generally being used  
> in all
> the tools.
>
> Will these be in Fluid 0.6, or not until 0.7 ?
>
> Thanks,
> Steve G
>
> Antranig Basman wrote:
>> Steven Githens wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> I don't see why you couldn't easily plug FCKEditor in as an
>>>> alternative. We can walk you through the process if you're  
>>>> interested
>>>>
>>> I've been thinking about this too and wanted to vote+=1.  I know  
>>> TinyMCE
>>> is better and being used in all the research for next generation  
>>> Fluid
>>> and Sakai stuff, but I think we'll definately need it to not be  
>>> super
>>> difficult to use this with other Rich Text Editors. ( I think a  
>>> little
>>> difficult would be ok ;)    )
>>>
>>
>> We will make it easy to work with everything.
>>
>>
>>> In addition to Lovemore, I know at least a few other groups that are
>>> doing this same thing manually and would probably love to use the  
>>> Fluid
>>> one as soon as it's ready.  For any medium timeline deliverable that
>>> needs to get dropped into Sakai 2.5 or 2.6 and look like the rest  
>>> of the
>>> system, there is a strong likelyhood it will need to be able to  
>>> use FCK.
>>>
>>> Also, I don't how easy it is to swap implementations across the  
>>> system
>>> in Moodle (probably a bit easier than Sakai), but their default is
>>> typically HTMLArea, so I imagine they would need to the ability  
>>> to use
>>> that too in order to match the rest of the system.
>>>
>>> Mega cheers,
>>> Steve
>>>
>
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