I managed the website for Alpine Radio 92.5 FM and the ISP that hosts our site has just adopted Zope on the Community site that we are a part off.
This allows us to edit our website via a log-in and web browser. Very convenient if it works!
I use an Apple iBook running system OS 10.3.3. and browsers Internet Explorer 5.2.3 and Safari 1.2.1 to try and edit the site. These browsers allow me to do somethings but I cannot see the WYSIWYG editor at all in either browser.
Is there a way I can get access to the editor via the Mac or is it only a Windows function?
Paul
Paul wrote:
I managed the website for Alpine Radio 92.5 FM and the ISP that hosts our site has just adopted Zope on the Community site that we are a part off.
This allows us to edit our website via a log-in and web browser. Very convenient if it works!
I use an Apple iBook running system OS 10.3.3. and browsers Internet Explorer 5.2.3 and Safari 1.2.1 to try and edit the site. These browsers allow me to do somethings but I cannot see the WYSIWYG editor at all in either browser.
Is there a way I can get access to the editor via the Mac or is it only a Windows function?
Paul
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the WYSIWYG editor work with Mozilla and with IE. It does not work for KDE which has the Safari contributed code "injected". So I believe you need to install Mozilla if you want to use it. Robert
On Saturday, April 10, 2004, at 07:42 AM, robert rottermann wrote:
Paul wrote:
I managed the website for Alpine Radio 92.5 FM and the ISP that hosts our site has just adopted Zope on the Community site that we are a part off.
This allows us to edit our website via a log-in and web browser. Very convenient if it works!
I use an Apple iBook running system OS 10.3.3. and browsers Internet Explorer 5.2.3 and Safari 1.2.1 to try and edit the site. These browsers allow me to do somethings but I cannot see the WYSIWYG editor at all in either browser.
Is there a way I can get access to the editor via the Mac or is it only a Windows function?
Try Mozilla for the mac - much better than either of the above.
Paul
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the WYSIWYG editor work with Mozilla and with IE. It does not work for KDE which has the Safari contributed code "injected". So I believe you need to install Mozilla if you want to use it.
Robert
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Unfortunately neither Safari nor Internet Explorer for the Mac support the WYSIWYG editor. However Mozilla and Netscape are both fine. Andrew -- Logical Progression Ltd, 20 Forth Street, Edinburgh EH1 3LH, UK Tel: +44 (0)131 550 3733 Web: http://www.logicalprogression.net/
I use an Apple iBook running system OS 10.3.3. and browsers Internet Explorer 5.2.3 and Safari 1.2.1 to try and edit the site. These browsers allow me to do somethings but I cannot see the WYSIWYG editor at all in either browser.
Is there a way I can get access to the editor via the Mac or is it only a Windows function?
Paul
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