nukeWYSIWYG provides a flexible, integrated "what-you-see-is-what-you-get" HTML
editor for PHP-Nuke without sacrificing security. nukeWYSIWYG was designed to
support multiple HTML editors, starting with the December 2005 Sourceforce
project of the month, FCKeditor 2.2. FCKeditor was selected after careful
evaluation and comparison of multiple HTML editors (for more info, see
http://freesoftwarereviews.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=5).
nukeWYSIWYG uses the kses HTML filtering class to check HTML.
As opposed to the all-or-nothing, turn-off-HTML checking approach used in
PHP-Nuke 7.7 and higher, nukeWYSIWYG allows flexible configuration and control.
This flexibility requires simple coding - a single line of PHP code replaces
HTML textareas to initiate the editor.
Features include:
- WYSIWYG HTML editing with support for popular browsers like IE and Firefox
- on / off switch which can be used at the site or module level
- supports display-as-you-go & template-based (build, then display) approaches
- automatic disable when accessed by crawlers to save bandwidth
- multiple toolbar configurations for functionality, performance, & security
- dynamic configuration of the editor size via the rows parameter
- dynamic detection of subdomain and subfolder implementations
- Now loads more than 3 times faster than before, with no impact on features.
- New "FitWindow" toolbar button to expand and collapse for full-screen editing.
- It also comes with upgrade instruction from v1.0 to v2.3.2.
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