Re: OT: Java Based TEXTAREA -> HTML Library
Re: OT: Java Based TEXTAREA -> HTML Library
- Subject: Re: OT: Java Based TEXTAREA -> HTML Library
- From: Thomas <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Sep 2004 06:55:54 +1000
Sorry, the documentation is non-existent. You can put anything you like
inside the component content, including form fields, buttons etc. The
component has to contain the form and the HTML save button because it
has to trap the form submission to extract the content.
The content is just text, so you can pre-enter anything you like.
Submitting the form with another button will NOT submit the Editize
content, so you could reload it with special content, but that might
confuse users if they have already entered stuff. Or you could just use
my form value extraction method.
On 03/09/2004, at 5:07, Chuck Hill wrote:
Can this be extended? For example can you add menus or buttons on the
page that insert special, custom, content? From a first glance, it
looks pretty good.
Chuck
On Sep 2, 2004, at 11:36 AM, Thomas wrote:
I use Editize <http://www.editize.com> and that works fine on all the
browsers I've tried (including Safari) with a little fiddling but it
needs bth Java and Javascript. I have a component that uses it if you
need.
On 03/09/2004, at 1:59, Hunter Hillegas wrote:
Has anyone seen a Java based library out there that takes text from
a TEXTAREA (or any input) and converts it to HTML.
We're looking for something like this:
http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/?sample=2
It takes the TEXTAREA input, does basic conversion like CR to <BR>
and also accepts special formatting codes (ala UBB or VBB Web
forums) that are translated in HTML.
Anything like that out there?
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