Spring Pierre schreef:
hi all,
i just published version 0.2 of the FCWK plugin [1].
i know there are already some other approaches to wysiwyg in dokuwiki.
the main difference with other wysiwyg solutions is, that the FCKW
plugin enables the non obtrusive usage of a wysiwyg editor in dokuwiki.
meaning, that pages are still stored in wiki syntax. there even is the
possibility to switch back to wiki syntax when editing.
there is a demo wiki available [2].
what do you think about it? should i publish it on splitbrain.org? if
yes, what are the guidelines?
i hope someone will find this usefull.
merry xMas. hope to see some of you at the 24c3 [3] in berlin.
pierre
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[1] https://fosswiki.liip.ch/display/FCKW/Home
[2] http://fckw.demo.liip.ch/sandbox:test
[3] http://events.ccc.de/congress/2007/
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Hi Pierre,
Great plugin!! Long waited for.
It would come in very handy in my situation where many people don't
understand the concept of non-wysiwyg editing.
I installed your plugin, not using the plugin command in the
configuration screen, but manually in lib/plugins. (I learned that just
like other plugins, this was the only way). This worked fine, except
the uploading of images. Two problems here:
- Trying an upload from linux /firefox results in downloading
an "upload.asp" file. For uploading I have to use the standard
editor.
- The second time I edit the page the image is not found, there
only is a link to a non-existing url.
Alpha-status of the plugin, I know. But maybe it is useful for your
developing work to know these practical issues.
Gijs van Gemert
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