A WYSIWYG editor to insert into db

Discussion in 'PHP' started by kirpy, Dec 14, 2005.

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    I am looking for an editor. I want to use it in my admin panel and insert contents to the db with it. Can you suggest one please? I d prefer a free one.
     
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  2. HN Will

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    I've used FCKeditor and it works quite well. If you need help getting it set up let me know.

    Cheers,

    ~HN Will
     
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  3. kirpy

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    I downloaded that and uploaded to my server but i couldn't find a way to make it work. Should i install it in admin folder?

    I want something small and easy. I have some different forms for different contents that i am inserting into db or editing the data's. Can i use that script for all of them?
     
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    Try Spaw
    http://www.solmetra.com/en/disp.php/en_products/en_spaw/en_spaw_about
     
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    FCK is a bit cumbersome and you might check out this other one above. As long as you have the FCKeditor folder in the same root as your script it shouldn't be a problem
     
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  6. kirpy

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    When i was searhing in G yesterday i found one which was for editing,inserting datas in db with the editor and was for $5 but i can't find the darn link anymore ..

    Okey let's try that Spaw one.
     
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    Navicat for mysql excellent
     
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  9. Hon Daddy Dad

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    Try Cornelius's advice. You are not looking for a WYSIWYG editor. What you really want is a Database Management Tool which is GUI based.

    You could get a browser based GUI or one that just works as a program on your own computer.

    You can also use PHPMyAdmin which is the most commonly used tool to manage MySQL databases.

    Neither FCKeditor nor Tiny MCE are designed for this purpose.
     
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