Choice of WYSIWYG-editor

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
SPAW is bloody horrible! It has very messy configuration and requires a huge amount of PHP to get it running.

I had SPAW in the early versions of PyroCMS and I ripped it out with great glee. It may have handled the encoding/decoding of HTML very well but I felt dirty for using it and never want to go anywhere near it.

TinyMCE has overcome almost all of its previous issues and has a huge amount of support.

When syntax error (a.k.a @badsyntax) gets on and finishes TinyCIMM then TinyMCE will be the editor of choice for all us CodeIgniter types.

[eluser]Johan André[/eluser]
[quote author="Phil Sturgeon" date="1249911596"]SPAW is bloody horrible! It has very messy configuration and requires a huge amount of PHP to get it running.

I had SPAW in the early versions of PyroCMS and I ripped it out with great glee. It may have handled the encoding/decoding of HTML very well but I felt dirty for using it and never want to go anywhere near it.

TinyMCE has overcome almost all of its previous issues and has a huge amount of support.

When syntax error (a.k.a @badsyntax) gets on and finishes TinyCIMM then TinyMCE will be the editor of choice for all us CodeIgniter types.[/quote]

I think TinyMCE is pretty horrible too... It features some really weird coding which makes it really hard to modify/extend.
The BIG problem is that both SPAW and TinyMCE both produces horrible xhtml.

From now on I only use WYSIWYM-editors.

I might be a little picky about the quality of user input though...

[eluser]InsiteFX[/eluser]
And here is another one.

openWYSIWYG and this one is open source ware.

http://openwebware.com/

Enjoy
InsiteFX