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izharskiy2011-07-15 14:00:05
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izharskiy, 2011-07-15 14:00:05

A simple WYSIWYG/admin panel for updating a one-page demo site - what to choose?

given:

  • Apache
  • PHP

  1. you need to show the customer an example of how the admin panel / site update form works
  2. everything should work statically, stored in flat files
  3. interface as simple as possible, for those who have never been anywhere but one-eyed
  4. desirable: support for pasting rich text from the clipboard, an intuitive interface reminiscent of Microsoft Office Word

to find:
  • ready-made PHP script: small, lightweight, safe, with a minimum of dependencies b requirements

TinyMCE is heavy - it has too many features,
I would google it myself, but I float in terminology

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holyorb2, 2011-07-15
@holyorb2

the easiest way to do it yourself
1. Write a PHP script that stores the page on disk
2. Integrate any WYSIWYG library, they all integrate in 3 minutes, and there are demo versions of the editors on their official websites

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Vitali, 2011-07-15
@Screatch

Look towards NicEdit - nicedit.com/

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nill, 2011-07-15
@nill

I really like Ckeditor, it is very convenient to integrate and configure. Link

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Elkaz, 2011-07-15
@Elkaz

From WYSIWYG, I advise you to choose the Russian ElRTE - elrte.org/ru/
I use it myself =) Very convenient and light

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Denis Turenko, 2011-07-15
@Dennion

Try my bike for micro sites.
habrahabr.ru/company/phpshop/blog/120224/
There is a visual editor TinyMCE and no database is required.

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d4rkr00t, 2011-07-15
@d4rkr00t

Try Template CMS. Excellent cms, works on files, you can download many different WYSIWYG editors on the site.

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sust, 2011-07-15
@sust

TinyMCE is too heavy - it has too many features

Everything is set up there.

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