There is a new WYSIWYG Editor around, it is CLEditor : http://premiumsoftware.net/cleditor/.
What's great about it is that it is based on JQuery. It has limited functionality, but is lightweight and extensible.
What do you think ?
There is a new WYSIWYG Editor around, it is CLEditor : http://premiumsoftware.net/cleditor/.
What's great about it is that it is based on JQuery. It has limited functionality, but is lightweight and extensible.
What do you think ?
Comments
Comment #1
twodIt appears to fulfill the requirements we have on editors (parseable version number included, self contained, older versions can be downloaded in case of regressions, settings can be passed as parameters per instance, etc). It also has a plugin architecture where plugins are contained in separate files, which is great, but it appears that all plugins are enabled for all instances. Buttons provided by plugins can be enabled/disabled per instance so that's fine. If we however need to completely disable a plugin (which might not need a button), that doesn't seem possible, though I might have misread the docs.
It's being developed using jQuery 1.4.2 so D6 compatibility may be a problem unless jquery_update is installed and I don't think we'll be adding a dependency on that soon. If anyone has time to give an implementation for Wysiwyg module a shot, they are welcome to do so but I'm afraid I have other things which need attention. They might even be able to base it on one of the existing jQuery editor implementations.
Also note that other modules can implement editors using hook_wysiwyg_include_directory($type) and return a folder name to check for .inc files - same format as in wysiwyg/editors - when $type is 'editor'. The .inc file(s) should contain hook implementations named mymodule_editorname_plugin().
Comment #2
JohnnyX commentedI'm searching for a good and small editor implementation (like jwysiwyg, whizzywig or maybe wymeditor). It's a pity that all of these editors aren't (full) supported from wysiwyg api.
CLEditor looks really good and is better documented as for example jwysiwyg.
IT would be great if somebody implement CLEditor with support for wysiwyg_imageupload and/ or imce!!!
Comment #3
JohnnyX commentedCLEditor doesn't work with jquery 1.3.2 (neither over wysiwyg api nor standalone). I tested it with Drupal 7 and it works oder wysiwyg api module (I modified the jwysiwyg files and I get a working toolbar). Maybe I'll able to integrate cleditor to Drupal 7... I'm do my first steps with drupal modules and javascript...