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* [http://www.wikiwyg.net/ Wikiwyg] Wiki capable | * [http://www.wikiwyg.net/ Wikiwyg] Wiki capable | ||
* [http://xinha.python-hosting.com/ Xinha] Complex HTML/XHTML | * [http://xinha.python-hosting.com/ Xinha] Complex HTML/XHTML | ||
Most [[portalware] today includes TTW editors (sometimes more than one from which an administrator can choose). | |||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 11 May 2007
Definition
- A Through the web (TTW) editor - also called Web-based editor must work in a web browser window and replaces either a textarea or adds it's own editable fragment. In order to make it work your webserver needs to include some JavaScript code in pages served.
- A simple TTW editor just assists the user to insert tags. A WYSIWYG TTW editor let's the user edit in more or less WYSIWYG mode. Usually, the user also can see and edit the produced code.
- Usually, a TTW produces a subset of HTML code, but there also exist editors that produce other syntax, e.g. XML applications or Wiki markup.
Software
Here is a sampler of TTW editors (see the links for more):
- TinYMCE Small, XHTML, crossplatform and Opensource (popular with open source portals).
- Bitflux XML capable
- Wikiwyg Wiki capable
- Xinha Complex HTML/XHTML
Most [[portalware] today includes TTW editors (sometimes more than one from which an administrator can choose).
Links
- TTW Through the Web" WYSIWYG Web Editors - The List. Very good list of TTW editors at Genii Software.