Does anybody have experience binding the ActiveX attachment from iNotes to a rich text field in an XPage? I'm specifically looking for any pitfalls you've encountered, but any other suggestions would be appreciated.
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Looking to understand if it is possible in Umbraco to have a form page, that contains a rich text CMS editor too?
Do I need a plugin?
Umbraco has a paid for plugin called Umbraco Forms (https://umbraco.com/products/umbraco-forms/).
I'm sure there are likely plenty of free plugins for rich text editors if you want to create a custom form.
As mentioned in Bradley's answer, Umbraco Forms package is what most Umbraco Developers would use.
It is not free, but if you are working for an Umbraco Gold Partner company, then it is currently free for your company. If this is your case, then you should be able to generate as many Umbraco Forms licences as you need for your Umbraco projects and use them without any issues, otherwise, you need to purchase it.
After installing the Umbraco Forms package to your Umbraco project, you can create your Forms directly from the Umbraco Backoffice>Forms session:
You use "Answer types" to create your form fields. There is not a Rich Text Editor answer type out of the box at the moment.
Your options could be;
Using a Short or Long Answer answer type.
Using the Title and Description answer type.
Alternatively, you can extend the Umbraco backoffice for Umbraco forms and create your custom answer types by creating your custom Field types as described here . While doing this, you might need some custom workflows, and here is how you can create custom workflows.
How to access the html content of TWebBrowser component on iOS?
I've checked answers on similar question for desktop applications. They don't seem to work for mobile.
The component TWebBrowser for FireMonkey OS does not contain the WebBrowser.Document property.
How do I proceed? Thank you!
Is there any ready-to-go docbook editor for web applications out there?
I'm thinking of something like FCKeditor or TinyMCE that returns a docbook xml code back to the web application. I am aware that FCKeditor is customizable to do this, but I have not heard of anyone who did this.
Maybe the Xopus web based XML editor does the trick?
http://xopus.com/xopus-web-based-wysiwyg-xml-editor.html
It has support for Dita and Docbook.
I think you are looking for an online docbook IDE or an editor that automates a lot of the XML rigmarole associated with the docbook format.
You could try the oXygen editor http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_editor/docbook_editor.html . Their trial is 30 days to see if you like it.
Hopefully that gives you some new google terms as well, but that is all I have.
(If, in addition to a good tool for what you need, you find a nice graphical validator. I would love to see something that works better for my work flow than command line jing.)
Docbook is one of the file formats supported for single-source editing in Open/ Libreoffice.
Note that there can be no such thing as a WYSIWYG editor for a presentation-neutral document representation: to be WYSIWYG, things like page dimensions and margins need to be fixed.
Does anyone know if there's a way to add an RTE to textarea fields within salesforce? I'm fairly new to the platform but i haven't been able to find any useful documentation on this.
In addition to the component, there's also an example of integrating the open source FckEditor component into Visualforce here:
http://blog.sforce.com/sforce/2009/05/a-rich-editor-component-for-visualforce.html
If you're using VisualForce, you can use the inputTextArea tag to edit/save rich text. Set the "richText" attribute to true.
I would like to display the yahoo weather widget (or any similar flash or java based widget) in a Delphi application. I freely admit I don't quite understand what would be required to make this work.
Any suggestions on how this could be accomplished would be appreciated.
I'm using Delphi 7. All of the Widgets are just HTML Code, which when I cut & paste them to my Blogger page for instance, show up and work fine. I'm not sure how to take that same html code and use it in a Delphi form to get similar results.
Detailed instructions would be appreciated as well as an explanation. Clearly I don't quite understand how this works... I only know what outcome I'd like ;-)
Thanks Rob, it wasn't a memory issue, butt he admins did take care of it as you suggested.
Mark
Basically, you want to host the SWF ActiveXObject.
http://delphi.about.com/od/graphics/l/aa040103a.htm
As mentioned above you could host Flash's active X control for a flash control.
The other option is to use an embedded webpage (possibly loaded off the local disk) using the built in Delphi TWebBrowser control to show any web content including Java or Flash controls (as long as they are installed on the client).
Hope that helps.
I have a video on embedding flash into Delphi Applications Available Here. If the widget is a flash file (.swf) it should be fairly easy. The other option (as already mentioned) is to use the Delphi TWebBrowser component.