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[Jeff M.]

Hi,

Is anyone using a good text editor web component that allows for font colour and ideally also strikethrough as well as the normal font size, bold, italic etc that are available on the standard toolbox.

We need this to tempt a client off a rival product that allows this and want as seamless a method as possible.

Thank you in advance.

Jeff

[Reuben B.]

Jeff,

The built-in fglrichtext WebComponent has that functionality http://4js.com/online_documentation/fjs-fgl-manual-html/#fgl-topics/c_fgl_fgl_web_components_fglrichtext.html

You can quickly verify this by taking FGLDIR/demo/webcomponents/simple_richtext/simple_richtext.per and adding strikethrough and color to the toolbar properties value as in screenshot.

Reuben

[Jeff M.]

Hi Reuben,

You are a star, thank you.

We don't have 3.10 installed yet as we run on 3.0 but later this month we start the migration so I will make this part of that process.

[Jeff M.]

Hi again Reuben (and anyone else who can help),

Sorry to pester but we are looking at tinymce from your examples in V3.0 as we need to have this working prior to being able to deploy this on V3.10 to our customer base.

Through Studio it works a treat - really pleased with it.

However, running direct from the command line on Linux (same box, same directory and as far as we can see pointed at the same paths) it doesn't do anything. Seems to fail to load the webcomponent.

We will continue looking for what we missed but I thought I would post incase you were around and immediately think 'I bet those idiots forgot to....'.

Thanks,

Jeff

[Jeff M.]

After messing with FGLIMAGEPATH and FGLLDPATH, in the end I just put the webcomponents directory under FGLIMAGEPATH and this worked. It will do as this is only our development server.

This was on linux when connecting directly through the GDC.