eLearning Design Challenge

I like the WYSIWYG editor. Can you give a link to where the program was initially downloaded? I’d like to try to implement it into my own system.

From following the links on the site, I got:
https://www.wysiwygpro.com/

I’ve spent a good deal of time looking into wysiwyg HTML editors widgets, and WYSIWYGPro is a really good one. I’ve checked out the open source / free offerings, and they’re just not up to snuff yet — FCKeditor, TinyMCE, BitFlux, Kupu, HTMLArea, SPAW — these are some of the main players.
For my own site, I’ve decided to shell out the $47 for WYSIWYGPro. I spent a large chunk of today figuring out how to integrate it into WordPress. If anyone is interested in the code, just ask and I’ll post a zip file.
Also, if anyone has had better experiences with the open source products above, I’d love to hear about it.

I’d like to try out WYSIWYGPro together with WP. I used it before with simple textareas and it is simply great, especially the image handling.
Yes, that was a request for you to post the necessary code … ??

Okay, let’s see if I can remember what I did!…
You have to make some changes to the file edit-form-advanced.php.
At the top of the page, you may have to invoke ob_start, to get around some WYSIWYGPro error messages. You also have to include the necessary WYSIWYGPro editor files:

<?php
ob_start();
include_once('editor_files/config.php');
include_once('editor_files/editor_class.php');
?>

Then, at the appropriate spot in the file, you place the editor thusly:

<div>
<?php
$editor = new wysiwygPro();
$editor->usexhtml(true, 'iso-8859-1', 'en');
$editor->set_name('content');
$editor->usep(true);
$editor->set_code(html_entity_decode($content));
$editor->print_editor(600, 400);
?>
</div>

WordPress will load the content into the $content variable (that’s where the set_code statement comes into play), and will expect the editor name to be ‘content’ when you submit the form with changes (thus the set_name statement).
And at the very end of the file you have to close out the ob_start:

<?php
ob_end_flush();
?>

My entire edit_form_advanced.php file is here. Let me know if something doesn’t make sense.

Well, now everyone in the universe has my e-mail address. Let the spam-fest begin!

Thanks for posting your code, it at least partly works. I can edit text, save&continue does not save the content and inserting pictures won’t work. Guess I’ll have to experiment some more…
Sorry about your mail address… ??

Hmmm. I thought that was all I had to do. Unfortunately, I had it running for a week and then had to take it down and haven’t put it back up yet. I’ll do that one of these days soon and report back. Sorry I couldn’t give you a working solution!

Doesn’t matter, I had bought wysiwygpro nonetheless and I like experimenting with the different editors.
Sometimes though, I think it would be best if I just use the quicktag-editor and use an image-uploading plugin and leave it at that.
Thanks for your efforts!

Does WYSIWYGPro provide support for spell checking?

We have coined a new term:

Are you seeing REDD?

Rapid E-Learning Development and Deployment. We have added it to acronym finder. Hopefully, we can start to have our term used.

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