[opencms-dev] Issues with OpenCMS on Mac

[Claus Priisholm]

I started on integrating HTMLArea in 5, but as the client that 
requested it postponed the project to the beginning of next year, I 
decided to wait for OpenCms 6 which includes HTMLArea and should be 
easier to plug new editors into (you certainly have to know your way 
around the XMLTemplate mechanism to add a new editor in 5).

I seem to recall someone else on the list managing to make a kind of a 
hack using FCKedit with 5.0, you may try to look for that.

In 5 you can use the source editor on your mac, but it seems to work 
better with Mozilla/firefox rather than Safari.

The 6 Alpha 2 release demonstrates the usage HTMLArea 3 which works 
fine with Firefox (HTMLArea does not support Safari AFAIK). Anyway, in 
the alpha-release there are still some functionality missing.

On 2/12-2004, at 23.35, Dipak Bhandari wrote:

> Hi there! I've installed OpenCMS 5.0 with the aim of hosting our 
> intranet applications on it. However, I've just realised that the 
> neither the source editor nor the page editor work properly on Macs.
> Macs are widely used by our academic staff and so its imperative for 
> us to find a solution that provides support for Mac OS as well as 
> Windows and Linux.
> I'd like to know if there is a way to make OpenCMS page/source editors 
> work on Macs and is it possible to integrate OpenCMS user 
> authentication with our existing User Authentication solution based on 
> Active Directory.
>  
>  
> Dipak Bhandari
> CSO - Computing Services
> Creative Industries Faculty
> Creative Industries Precinct, the hub Z2 236
> Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove QLD 4059
> Ph: (07) 3864 3027
> email: d.bhandari at qut.edu.au
> <Dipak Bhandari.vcf>
>
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