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Aloha editor or similar
#1
http://www.aloha-editor.org/

Wouldn't this be cool? Here's some info on integration of these types of editors:

http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/my_secret_agen...t_systems/
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#2
well, when all users use HTML5-supporting browsers, it could be a suggestion ;=)

I do not know the statistics, but I think this is the biggest problem
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#3
Works on IE7 here.. Didn't try on IE6 as I don't have it installed anymore.
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#4
aloha-editor includes jQuery. jQuery can be used easily to make older browsers HTML5 compliant. Wordpress uses a very small js file to make all of its html5 features backwards compatible to ie6 and other insanely old browsers.
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#5
jrwdev Wrote:aloha-editor includes jQuery. jQuery can be used easily to make older browsers HTML5 compliant. Wordpress uses a very small js file to make all of its html5 features backwards compatible to ie6 and other insanely old browsers.

I think it would be a great feature. I have been following this editor for a while.
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#6
Bump up the jam. Now there's a tool to make implementation easier: http://createjs.org/

Quote:Integrating Create with your CMS

Annotate your content with RDFa
Include the Create JavaScript file(s)
Implement Backbone.sync for your back-end

Dependencies

Hallo - distraction-free content editor (optionally, Aloha Editor)
VIE - editable RDFa library
Backbone.js - client-side management of models, views, and collections
jQuery UI - widget and effect library
Modernizr - HTML5 browser compatibility library

Recent news: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/createjs_is_moving_forward/
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#7
I replaced ckeditor with aloha editor in the 'edit.php' file and found it to be inferior to GetSimples ckeditor implementation. I think it would only make sense to use this in a "Live" editor of some sort where the user can edit their webpages while browsing through their site. I have used this in a newsletter plugin however. It allows easy creation and editing of newsletters without much technical experience.
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#8
mikeh Wrote:I think it would only make sense to use this in a "Live" editor of some sort where the user can edit their webpages while browsing through their site.

Yes, that's the whole point. I don't know how that Hallo editor compares to Aloha.
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#9
Beluga Wrote:
mikeh Wrote:I think it would only make sense to use this in a "Live" editor of some sort where the user can edit their webpages while browsing through their site.

Yes, that's the whole point. I don't know how that Hallo editor compares to Aloha.
If you are looking for a live editor plugin it would be probably be best to start a new plugin request thread stating that.
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