Sent by Soren Vejrum on 19 November 2003 20:08
Hello,
Historically, Ektron has been the defacto standard product - a few years
ago it was really the only proper product - but it requires client
software installation and does not support Macintosh and Linux/Unix etc.
(unless this has been added since my last look at their products).
Today, you have many other options such as our own HardCore Web Content
Editor (http://editor.hardcoreinternet.co.uk/), which does not require
client software installation; has cross-browser/cross-platform support;
and has been selected by a number of CMS service providers and software
vendors for integration with their products.
However, there are many other options. For a good overview of available
web content editors see:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html
Best regards,
Soren Vejrum
HardCore Internet Ltd.
Ellen Quaadgras wrote:
>Hi,
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>We are have built an in-house content management system and are looking for a good WYSIWYG
browser-based editor to use with it. RIght now people build theiir pages with an editor like
Dreamweaver & upload. We'd like ppl to be able to build simple pages right on-line as well as make
editing changed to their uploaded paged. Cost can be anywhere from free to $2000. Qualities we're
looking for (in order of importance)
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>- Solid product - well used, well debugged
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>- Can work with relatively complex HTML
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>- Support from the company
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>Ideally, it would be a product by a company that is solid & offers some sort of support option, but
if there's a good product out there that is widely used and respected & not backed by a big company,
that's ok too. We may start with something inexpensive & port to something more solid down the road.
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>Here are some products we've looked at so far:
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>ActiveEdit
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>soEditor
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>Ektron webeditproXML
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>Ektron webEditPro
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>Is there a de-facto standard WYSIWYG editor that ppl are using these days? I see a lot of
references to Ektron's product. We've looked at both the regular editor and the editor that includes
XML capability.
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>Anyway, any insight is welcome. Thanks,
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>-Ellen
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>Ellen Quaadgras
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>Web Developer
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>Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
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>Boston, MA 02215
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