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I have tried TinyMCE and FC/CKEditor and they both don't really do the job...
I wanted to get a wordpress like style...
Thanks!
Wordpress actually uses TinyMCE, with its own modifications. It's open source, so you can probably grab the editor from Wordpress itself.
Otherwise, you have choices of using YUI Editor (although it may be too simplistic and isn't that widely used), or just using a plain text area with Textile/Markdown behind the scenes (similar to what Stack Overflow uses), and perhaps a row of javascript buttons at the top. There are a few scripts available that can do this for you, notably Textile Editor Helper.
If none of those works, and you still don't want to use TinyMCE or FCKEditor, you could always code your own.
YUI Editor :)
Tis cool!
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I want to handle closer to 100% of my client side code with angularjs, I'm using twitter-bootstrap also, so the thing is twitter-bootstrap make me do so much html code to create forms, i like solutions like simple-form, but they consist in a model instance to do the form_for thing, and create an instance just for that doesn't sounds cool to me.
Does anyone knows any gem or something of those libraries that I'm missing?
thanks
There is a library full of directives for angularjs and bootstrap: http://angular-ui.github.io/
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I have looked at Spire, Spreadsheet Gear, and GrapeCity (as well as just web-search-engines) to find a grid-like control that will allow local data manipulation that looks/feels like Excel and Access. In particular is the need for a "fill handle", so a set of 50,000 items can be edited in one box and then a user can change columns below it, simply.
Can anyone recommend something? Silverlight or Flash is fine also if HTML5 or classic JS is unavailable.
This requirement for a fill handle is a killer....
Thanks.
Have a try using Handsontable. Using Html and jquery its giving better results.
Try jqgrid also.
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I took a look at the Twitter CSS and it's completely diferent from the Twitter Bootstrap CSS. It doesn't use Bootstrap's grid system, and it isn't responsive.
Do they have anything in common other than the developers?
My answer at Quora:
Internally, we use it in a lot of applications. On Twitter.com, you
can find bits and pieces in our dropdown menus, forms, and buttons.
I think bootstrap is just a side project of two developers that work for Twitter. It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with twitter itself.
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Am searching for a CKEditor like component, preferably for delphi 7.
Any good free ones out there I could try out?
I am not aware of any WYSIWYG free/open-source libraries for Delphi 7. There are some commercial libraries that I have used with great success. TRichView and WPtools are two which are RichText editors which have export to HTML/CSS options.
You can also look at TEmbeddedWB which exposes many more properties than the standard TWebBrowser. Just navigate (or load html), set TEmbeddedWB.DesignMode := true and edit away.
You will find more information in the answers to this similar StackOverflow question:
WYSIWYG HTML Editor Component for Delphi
CKEditor is not part of TWebBrowser in design mode. It is much more: A complex JavaScript application that enables you to edit HTML in WYSIWYG mode. I am currently building some components (DB and standalone) for Delphi using this amazing editor and delphichromiumembedded.
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I'm trying out something in jQuery and stumbled upon a site
http://pupunzi.com/, on this site, the left hand side has two buttons, when you click on either of them, there is a overlay window on the right hand side that's created.
How do I implement a thing like that!!
NOTE: This might be a wrong place to ask, please ignore is so and let me know, so shall delete this query.
If you keep looking, you'll find that they have written that effect as a plugin for jQuery and you can view and download it from the very website you've spotted it on!
http://pupunzi.com/
Look for the absolutely massive mb.jquery.components link on the home page.
Looks like they are using something like Facebox or BlockUI
The tabSlideOut jQuery plugin is what I was looking for...