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Foliopress WSYIWYG

Foliopress WYSIWYG is the editor you were always hoping for, every time you installed a new content management system.

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  • Foliopress WYSIWYG? is simple and correctly configured straight out of the box.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG handles images and text equally well.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG gives you SEO ready images (properly labelled with caption and alt and title tags).
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG is simple enough to use that your clients will love it.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG has all the extra control and flexibility you want to be able to do advanced coding on your content pages.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG looks great in your browser window. No more eyesore when using an online text editor. We aren't living in the 90's anymore and our online text editors shouldn't? look like WordStar.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG has easy and quick access to source code for experts so your programmers won't get frustrated and turn it off.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG produces standards compliant html quickly and easily.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG is forgiving: even if you make some terrible HTML/XHTML errors Foliopress WYSIWYG? will always give you or your clients it's best version of your document without erasing it.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG does true WYSIWYG. You can actually see the text in your edit box the same way it is in your content box (simple three step point and click configuration).
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG will never go out of date: Foliopress WYSIWYG is assembled from best of breed open source projects so it will always be on the cutting edge of web design. The parts are carefully assembled as modules with no modifications to core code so you can always drop the latest version of the core libraries in for a seamless and instant upgrade.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG is so easy and fun to use, that you just might want to retire your word processor and write all your documents online.
  • Foliopress WYSIWYG is easy to upgrade. Just drop the latest version in your plugin folder and you are up do date.

Foliopress WYSIWYG is now available.

Download Foliopress WYSIWYG version 0.3.

 


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12 comments on “Foliopress WSYIWYG”

  1. 01

    […] Foliopress WYSIWYG and Foliopress Images The best for last. Like many web developers these days, we are using Wordpress as the core for our sites. Over the last two years we’ve built our own frameworks, including page management and better admin sections. Finally we’ve completed the crown jewel, Foliopress WYSIWYG and Foliopress Images. It’s what makes writing this post and adding attractive Google images ready thumbnails so easy. The best part is that Foliopress WYSIWYG is truly a drag and drop ready to go editing system with image management. No trolling through config files to be up and running at full efficiency. […]

    Web Tools We Use to run Foliovision at December 31st, 2007 around 11:53 am
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  2. 02

    The zipfile appears to be corrupted.

    [jvinet@saturn Desktop]$ unzip 2008-01-17-foliopress-wysiwyg-0.2.zip
    Archive: 2008-01-17-foliopress-wysiwyg-0.2.zip
    End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file is not
    a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive. In the
    latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
    the last disk(s) of this archive.
    unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of 2008-01-17-foliopress-wysiwyg-0.2.zip or
    2008-01-17-foliopress-wysiwyg-0.2.zip.zip, and cannot find 2008-01-17-foliopress-wysiwyg-0.2.zip.ZIP, period.

    Judd Vinet at January 31st, 2008 around 10:34 am
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  3. 03

    Hello Judd,

    Thanks very much for letting me know about the download issues. There seems to be a problem with the Drainhole plugin by John Godley which is corrupting our members area downloads.

    We’ll get that fixed but in the meantime I’ve moved Foliopress WYSIWYG 2.1.1 into the public section and it should be no problem to download.

    Let me know how you like it.

    alec at January 31st, 2008 around 3:43 pm
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  4. 04

    When I try to activate this plugin, I get a message that it triggered a fatal error and that it was deactivated. I followed the Readme.txt directions. Any thoughts? Thanks.

    tom at February 13th, 2008 around 8:11 am
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  5. 05

    Hello Tom,

    I’m sorry about this. We are looking into it right now.

    I will post more information when we figure out what happened…

    In the meantime, are you sure that your PHP version is 5. Foliopress WYSIWYG only runs on PHP5 at the moment.

    alec at February 14th, 2008 around 1:44 pm
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  6. 06

    Hello Tom,
    Can you please make sure, that foliopress-wysiwyg folder is copied inside plugins folder and that plugins folder is located %YourWordpressFolder%/wp-content/plugins, so foliopress-wysiwyg will be located for instance like this %YourSite%/Wordpress/wp-content/plugins/foliopress-wysiwyg

    It is very important that plugins folder is located like default, because foliopress-wysiwyg needs to include wp-config.php file, and path to this file is given in relative path to its current location. This will be added to documentation soon. Please write if this helped you to resolve this problem.

    peter at February 18th, 2008 around 6:30 am
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  7. 07

    I checked with my webshost. It’s running PHP 5.0.4. And I do have the plugin folder in the right location. And I did CHMOD the config.ini file as mentioned in the readme.txt.

    Any other thoughts? Thanks.

    tom at February 18th, 2008 around 8:22 am
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  8. 08

    Hello Tom,
    there is a new version up on web now, that is improved a little bit. Version log will be up tomorow, only text version is in readme file inside package. Try this version, hopefully this one will work for you.

    peter at February 20th, 2008 around 7:59 am
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  9. 09

    I’ll do that and let you know how it works. Thanks.

    tom at February 20th, 2008 around 8:03 am
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  10. 10

    The editor looks great, but I seem to be having problems with kfm. If I try to open the file manager I get these javascript errors:

    kdnd_targets has no properties
    (no name)()tw-sack.js (line 43)
    sack(undefined)tw-sack.js (line 192)
    autosave()autosave.js (line 101)
    (no name)()prototype.js (line 191)
    (no name)()prototype.js (line 105)
    [Break on this error] null
    all.php (line 2218)

    Class is not defined
    all.php (line 6)

    kfm has no properties
    [Break on this error] Ok : “OK” // as in “OK / Cancel”
    en.js (line 151)

    I get this error when using Firefox 2 on both Windows and the Mac. When using Internet Explorer 7 on the PC I get a javascript popup error stating ‘Toolbar set “Foliovision” doesn’t exist. I have cleared the cache on all my browsers. Do you have any ideas?

    Thanks,
    Justin

    Justin at March 26th, 2008 around 4:56 pm
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  11. 11

    Hello Justin,

    Thanks for your detailed notes. Peter and I will take a close look at this tomorrow. The current version of Foliopress WYSIWYG is working fine on our servers so it’s probably a server configuration issue.

    alec at March 26th, 2008 around 5:41 pm
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  12. 12

    Hello Everybody,

    We’ve upgraded our installation guide and done testing on a number of different servers. Installation on non-standard servers should be much easier now.

    Anyone who needs help with the install will get personal help, so please don’t hesitate to contact us.

    Cheers.

    alec at August 8th, 2008 around 6:03 am
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