I work for a company which produces flash websites. The CMS is built in PHP. The client can update the text on the CMS site. Currently it uses a really old, bad, flash text-editor. It needs to be upgraded to something much much better.
I need a text editor that will produce ‘flash-html’ as well as ‘valid-html’. Or even something that marks up the text in the way that would allow me to do this.
I tried using TinyMCE and ran into problems trying to convert the HTML.
Has anyone tried doing this?
Can anyone recommend anything or give any tips on how I can do this?
I assume that by “Flash-HTML” you mean “the appropriate subset of HTML supported by Flash in their textfields” and, unless there’s something I am completely misunderstanding, TinyMCE is capable of controlling each of these tags.
You haven’t said in which way TinyMCE is not applicable, so I am going to further assume that the problem is it offers control of HTML features not in the Flash-HTML subset. If that is indeed the case, you should have a look at a demo of TinyMCE in action, where the top instance allows you control of only formatting and the source demonstrates how to add/remove options from the control bar.
You may also wish to consider CKEditor (try checking out their Customer Toolbar demo [for which you’ll need to click on the appropriate button]).
Ultimately, any HTML WYSIWG editor should work as a solution in your case (and notably you never actually told us what your problem was.)