> > That said, personally I think people are vastly overestimating the
> > work needed to just stick a WYSIWYG editor into the current
> framework
> > and be done with it. I know I did one of these for work a couple of
> > weeks back, and it took me *2 hours*. I looked into using
> it straight
> > up for the postgresql site, but I got stuck on the HTML
> validation stuff.
>
> 'k, I think that *overall* this is our biggest issue ... Dave
> was proposing "lets move techdocs and then worry about the
> WYSIWYG editor", which, a large portion of us disagree with
> ... the WYSIWYG editor needs to be in place *before* moving
> techdocs, so that the migration isn't on just a couple of
> ppls shoulders ...
Ok. Works for me.
> Now, if you can throw together something in a couple of
> hours, that satisfies everyone's concerns ... ?
Well, one of the most difficult things is how do we deal with the
navigation of these pages. And *this* I cannot do in a couple of hours
:P
> Now, you mention that your code is in C#, which isn't really
> a big issue, as there are at least two FreeBSD based C#
> compilers that I know of:
I don't think this is a good idea. In the interest of maintainability
(which is hugely important in this case and one of the main points about
going this way) this should be done within the same framework as before,
and thus be PHP. I'm just hoping that someone can show me a pre-cooked
version of a HTML/XHTML validator ;)
//Magnus
