RE: [Zope] message edit
Hi, Not exactly, I need a way the user can insert a picture somewhere in the text. The pictures does not have to been seen immediately, but he or she does not have to create html/dtml either. Grtx, Eric
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Chris Withers [mailto:chrisw@nipltd.com] Verzonden: dinsdag 25 september 2001 15:10 Aan: Hout, Eric van den Onderwerp: Re: [Zope] message edit
"Hout, Eric van den" wrote:
I'm real new to zope. I'm trying to find out if it's useful
for us, so I
want to create a small pilot site, without too much learning. However, I'm a bit overwhelmed by the number of info and plugins available for Zope.
Off list, 'cos it hardly seems appropriate to post it to the list, but: http://www.cbsnewyork.com/missing/
...uses a Zope Product called Squishdot (www.squishdot.org) and appears to do exactly what you want...
cheers,
Chris
On Wed, 2001-09-26 at 01:24, Hout, Eric van den wrote:
Hi,
Not exactly, I need a way the user can insert a picture somewhere in the text. The pictures does not have to been seen immediately, but he or she does not have to create html/dtml either.
Eric, I've never seen a web interface that lets you graphically place pictures somewhere in the text. The best you can do with a standard html form is provide an upload file location and provide users with a way to say where that image should appear in the text. If you check out the advice you were given by Tim Wilson: [ You might look into structured text. I've used it with some non-technical folks with good success. Read more at http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Articles/STX ] You will see that "Fortunately Structured Text supports conventions for hyperlinks and image tags." So you could create an html form that allows people to enter text, upload images and link to those images using structured text conventions. And they wouldn't have to learn html/dtml. Regards, Adam
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