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RE: CMS Integration: msg#00057

Subject: RE: CMS Integration
Brett Sanger wrote:
> [currently looking at options including]
> 2) Keep the current system and replace the Dreamweaver aspect with
> javascript-based WYSIWIG editor lifted from any of a dozen sources.

We just started using Moxiecode Systems' TinyMCE editor
(http://tinymce.moxiecode.com), and I'm thrilled with it. Incredibly
full-featured, highly customizable, AND supports both MSIE and
Mozilla/Firefox. And I'm using a TT INCLUDE to customize its
initialization parameters for different applications within the site :-)


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