CF8 Rich Text Editor
Many of you may not know that CF8 has a built-in Rich Text Editor.
It is actually very easy to use this script, all you need is to have a cfform with a cftextarea.
Here is the code
<cfform>
<cftextarea richtext="true" skin="office2003" height="500" width="800" name="Body" id="Body">CF8 Rich Text Editor</cftextarea>
</cfform>
<cftextarea richtext="true" skin="office2003" height="500" width="800" name="Body" id="Body">CF8 Rich Text Editor</cftextarea>
</cfform>
And here is the CF8 Rich Text Editor in action.
Enjoy
Comments
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How can you edit the controls for the rich text editor without going into the CFIDE? this really bothers me about this # Posted By Raul Riera
| 26/08/08 16:01
you are able to use different skins and custom toolbars # Posted By
Jonny
| 26/08/08 16:09
Without editing the main js file in CFIDE? how? # Posted By Raul Riera
| 26/08/08 18:13
Which controls do you want to edit? # Posted By
Jonny
| 26/08/08 19:17
I want to specify my own toolbarset and not Basic or the Default one # Posted By Raul Riera
| 26/08/08 21:52
Any news? # Posted By Raul Riera
| 28/08/08 16:07
You need to be able to access the cfide if you want to change the controls # Posted By
Jonny
| 28/08/08 16:11
I know, thats why I said its a pretty useless editor from Adobe, I dont want my editor to have SERVER WIDE toolbars, I want them to be able to be SITE WIDE. Ruby on Rails implemented this on their fckeditor implementation. I love ColdFusion ,but sometimes Adobe makes the dumbests mistakes. A simple attribute to specify the custom JS would be enough. # Posted By Raul Riera
| 01/09/08 00:20
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