How does one use a rich web text editor in coldfusion?
is there any website from where i can get and use code for "rich web text editor" ?
If you are looking for a WYSIWYG
editor that end users could
utilize on your website, likely in
conjunction with a textarea object,
then checkout TinyMCE.
If you are looking for a ColdFusion
IDE, your best bet is utilizing the
Eclipse IDE with the CFEclipse
plugin. An Adobe based IDE is also available called CFBuilder, though this route is not free.
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I'm running iMacros scripting edition in WindowsXP and also have the free add-on for firefox. I would like to switch recording browser from IE to Firefox in the iMacros scripting edition. How would I do this?
You can download iMacros Browser and use that to record. But iMacros Scripting also means use of JavaScript in iMacros.
To use JS means to take code of iMacros and put it .js file for use.
I am working on an application which is UI intensive (i.e. we need to customize all the control to look different).
For this is I planned to use GDI+ in win32. But one of the suggestion form our team member is,
Instead of using GDI+ he asked me to have a web browser control, in that he asked me to display local html.That html page contains customized controls.
Form his suggestion I created a web control and used some UI intensive local html pages. That looks good.
But my question is, is it is a good idea to use web control to solve this?
Using a web browser control to solve this problem is common. There are many applications out there that already do this. For example Steam uses Chromium instead of the web browser control to do all its window skinning. Windows 8 metro is another example of an HTML-based interface. There are even entire frameworks built on html-based interfaces such as Appcelerator. There are many benefits to going the web browser control route but it is not easy to get it right.
I wanna show web page in my program. I using Dev-C++ and I'm new. How I can do this?
Best regards
You can use wxWebConnect component, it's a Web Browser Control library for wxWidgets that enables developers to quickly integrate advanced Web browser capabilities into their own applications.
Qt library provides an integrated Web browser component based on WebKit.
Here you can find good tutorial for beginners.
Write your own HTML parser and layout engine with a fully OpenGL-compatible rendering pipeline. :-)
Internet Explorer Trident Window (aka WebBrowser Control).
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752040%28v=VS.85%29.aspx
I want to implement a way of editing and create new word documents or excel documents via a web browser. I am looking to do something similar to google docs but implement a project management system to the software. All Ideas welcome.
Dean
TinyMCE or (F)CKEditor
I have a C++ Windows application continually updating lat, long and altitude.
I would like my application to incorporate Google Earth to visually "track it".
Any advice or pointing in the right direction would be appreciated.
Thanks.
You can embed the Google Earth plugin into your application as an ActiveX control. The API for the control can be found here. You need to instantiate your GEPlugin control and from here you can retrieve all the other COM objects. There is no need to register with Google for the development key. This is not supported by Google as it bypasses the official method of development using Javascript.
Starting point - look at using a web browser as a control/component. For example, Internet Explorer can be used as an ActiveX control. Not easy in plain C++, but supported by MFC - which I'm not very familiar with.
I can't give any more specific pointers than that, unfortunately, except that I tried it once a few years ago (just for fun) and couldn't get it to work. I could get it into a dialog, but when I told it to load a page, it would stay blank.
Still, it is possible - look at all the magazine coverdisks that have "their own web browser".
Sep,
Can you provide a few more details on how to do this with the GE Plugin? I've gotten it working by embedding a browser object in my C# app, but not directly as an ActiveX control. If I can avoid having to create a web site to host javascript, then I'm all for that. Thanks!
Bob