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Hi everyone, I''m currently investigating re-writing our School CMS application in Rails and the only drawback I can see is there isn''t an ample supply (if any) of WYSIWYG In-browser editors written with a raw Ruby backend. We currently use KTML4 which is written with PHP as a base. I''m interested to hear from anyone who''s integrated a PHP based editor into

Hey guys RoR evangelists keep telling us that they have the #1 framework for developing webapps. OK, but show us something that works and is useful to many people out there. I could be wrong, but it doesn''t seem as if there is anything that qualifies, as yet? So I''ve got a little challenge for you: come up with a decent plugin WYSIWYG visual editor for CMS. There are several

Hello Rails-list, I''m working on a CMS in Rails. The company that I work for currently uses a CMS written in PHP, and I want to mimick it in Rails, and improve along the way. The PHP variant works with templates like this: In the root of the webdir, there are the template files, named cms_news.html for example. This page contains custom tags, in the form of definitions and

I am going to bet this is a mongrel issue,because this doesn''t happen under webrick. Anyway, I was able to get fckeditor: http://www.fckeditor.net/ to work under rails: http://www.joshuamcharles.com/xhtml/fckrails.php i even saw the part about adding "1. Adding a YAML configuration file. For example, create $(RAILS_ROOT)/config/mongrel_mime.yml with the contents: xml:

The Textile Editor Helper (TEH) is a Javascript-based text formatting toolbar that will be added to all of your text areas that utilize the TEH feature. TEH was developed to provide a more WYSIWYG-ish option for users of our Rails CMS called slate while still letting us use Textile. ====================== = So what are the features? ====================== These are a list of the current features

Hey there, I have a FCKeditor(a WYSIWYG online html editor) and i want to bring it to a page by Ajax and JSON by a php request-catcher. I have sth like this in my ajax request: new Ajax.Request(''myactions.php'', { method:''get'', parameters: {action:''bringeditor'', id:<?php echo $uid; ?>}, onSuccess: function(transport){

Hi all, I spent the last three days on a half-serious attempt at creating a simple, minimal CMS system on rails. check it out at http://adminpages.flowdev.de What it can do: manage pages in a sortable tree Add custom page elements Three page elements ready: Raw HTML, WYSIWYG editor, Rails render_component interface Sort page elements with drag&drop Choose page layout choose page element

Hi Guys, I'm currently using the Dojo Rich text editor on my site https://wideword.net but am not 100% happy with it as I'm a prototype kind of guy. So I started writing this Rich Text Editor the other day on an experiment. I used the In Place Editor as a template for it and have gotten it to more or less work under IE and Gecko. Unfortunately it still isn't working on Safari ( The

I''m new to Ruby, so don''t be too hard on me. Is there a great visual editor for Ruby? Also can Ruby on Rails (RoR) work with any other databases other than the ones listed in the documentation, I need to connect to SQLBase? Can Ruby be used to create standalone Applications (like Java)? If yes, does it create native looking apps? Can it be use in Client-Side and/or Server

There was some discussion in the past about which one is the best Content Management System that can be used in conjunction with Asterisk. Mambo was supposed to be the best out there under GPL. The guys who developed Mambo have a new product now - Joomla. I am using this and it appears to be better than Mambo in many respects. Read the gist about Joomla below. ------------- If you've read

Hi Railers, For some time now I''ve been looking for a decent Rails equivalent of PHP''s "htmlentities" command, because ERB''s html_escape (or more commonly called as just "h", eg. <%=h @somevariable %> ) just doesn''t go far enough for me. Back in PHP land, I actually had an extended version of the htmlentities command to deal with

I started to write content in textarea in HTML then I migrated to BBCode, then I came back HTML thanks to TinyMCE, now I see with interest textile and markaby, but will they be "THE solution"? As "internal" language anybody is free to use the language he/she prefers but about the future? Probably you won''t be able to reuse it in another platform/cms Anybody wants

Hi people, i just finished my first weblog, with comments, auth and admin zone(yay!) so i was looking for a way to make a rich text editor zone for the posts, right now im using textilize() and <br> html tags to format the text and breaklines so hope some one can give a reference in how to achieve that. Already told you that this rails stuff its amazing :) -- Posted via

I''m attempting to mash together Adva CMS'' Fckeditor and the Fckeditor plugin provided by Scott Rutherford. http://blog.caronsoftware.com/2008/6/21/fckeditor-plugin-0-5-1-released The Scott''s plugin has a controller than handles the Fckeditor file upload and browse, but it errors out on the following lines. def upload_directory_path uploaded =

Hi all, I have a RoR app which can output a report in HTML back to the web browser, or (preferably) in PDF using the RTex plugin. I have a number of text fields which are stored as HTML, and am looking for a good way to convert them to something LaTeX-compatible, or plain text if that''s the last resort. I''ve seen a number of html2tex-type converters out there, but they are by

hey, i''ve created a basic content management system using rails and scriptaculous. I posted a first version last week, but I heavily extended it since then. Features: Pages are arranged in a sortable tree (sortable by drag and drop) Pages have "nice" URLS (no /index?articleid=97361496 or something) Cacheing on page basis every page has a layout with a number of columns page

I''m playing with XML using Builder but seem to be having some trouble in Explorer 6. My sample code: xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new xml.instruct! xml.instruct! ''xml-stylesheet'', :href=>''/stylesheets/style-xml.css'', :type=>''text/css'' xml.declare! ''DOCTYPE'', :html, :PUBLIC, "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0

How can you know beforehand, without running fsck, that all inodes are used of a particular ext3 filesystem? Default systemtools use output from df, which shows only a 50% usage of the filesystem, and pretend nothing is wrong, while you really cant't move or copy a file to it. So I only found out when running fsck. This is my output from fsck (RH7.2, stock kernel, stock? ext3): root# fsck

hallo, i would heavily like to get some feedback on our rails-based cms: rcms.oopen.de so, if some could find the time an try it i''d be pleased.. greetings rene

I have KomPozer installed, but after using M$ FrontPage for years, KomPozer looks like it is going to have a learning curve and I want to get away from FrontPage and Windows. I know Mark (MHR) uses SeaMonkey. Wondering if there is anything else I can use on Linux that is easier on a FrontPage user. I found this article: <http://webdesign.about.com/od/htmleditors/tp/aatpwyslinux.htm> when I