I am looking for a good - if not THE BEST - Javascript Editor
available, prefarably to include it in Eclipse.
I found Aptana, but it still seems to be buggy, it had problems with
special german characters.
The best would be an editor similar to the Eclipse Java editor - I
want to be able to click on a function or variable to see how and were
it was defined..
I'm using Eclipse to do Javascript. I'd really like an IDE with a good built-in help system for Javascript (something like Visual Studio). Do you know of anything like this?
I have an ASP script called blah.asp. I wanted to include it in another ASP file on another server, without using <!--#include etc.
I had seen another script that looked similar to: <script language="javascript" src="http://www.mydomain.com/blah.asp"><script>
But when I tried it nothing showed up on the main ASP page. If I run "http://www.mydomain.com/blah.asp" file on its own it runs fine. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I am looking for a Javascript WYSIWYG editor that I can include into a perl script to allow for editing a formfield, similar to what this forum offers when you make a post. Is there a script that I can use to code into the perl script to allow that to happen?
Has anyone seen a javascript image editor of any sort?
I can imagine one that allows you to load up an existing image - draw lines, place text, fill etc using something like XMLHttpRequest to work. It would be like a java image editor but lighter. It would then let you save the new drawing.
I've tried looking round but not found much except a business card designer which allows you to type text at predefined locations.
I am developing a series of web pages that use JS, and they are all fairly similar except for some very small changes. What I am hoping to do is create one page that accepts a parameter from location.search and then uses that to include a JS file with the appropriate parts that are different from the main page. I am aware that I could do this the other way round (ie. several different pages that include a set of core functions etc.), but that will not work for this project.
I've been playing with some javascript code and have produced a very rough proof of concept source code editor written in javascript (a bit like FCKeditor). Its not ready for release ((L)GPL>2 when it is) but I thought I'd ask for any guidance and tips.
The intention is to provide a language nuetral source code editor writen purely in html and javascript so that it can provide code highlighting/completion etc, eventually as part of an ajax(ish) IDE so with fckeditor you can manage web sites completely remotely. There is a temptation to try and use mozilla/venkman but I'd like it to run on small handhelds too so I will stick to writing it in pure Javascript/Html.
The intial plan is to produce a javascript editor and then a stylesheet editor (using the CSS editor on Firefox may make this a low priority) but I'd like it to be configurable for any language so almost any coding can be done over the web.
Anybody know any examples of similar that I could plagiarise to get the basic architecture right?
s1 + "ript>"); } and then c.js I tried the s1="" from another googled post - no joy. if I change a.html to <script language='JavaScript' src='cb.js'></script> <script language='JavaScript' src='b.js'></script><script>Function();</script> it works.
I've got a short form--1 field and a submit button. I want someone to enter their name in that field, hit submit, and have their name be in the "name" field on the next page (which contains a form). Am I even in the right forum?
I am currently assisting in development of a PHP 4 / MySQL based web application. The application creates large environmental reports based on the information that the users input. Multiple sections of the site allow uses to enter text into a Javascript based Rich Text Editor that will then take whatever they enter and save it into the database. Once the first user enters this information it is sent up a level to a senior reviewer, who then checks the information that the first user entered.
At the end of last week, we had a user call us asking if we could track the changes that any particular user of the system makes, much like Microsoft Word does. I am only a beginning level developer, so I am unsure of how to do something like this and our senior developer is unsure as well.
My only thoughts to the issue would be to make a loop with x amount of users and an array of colors and as each user would make changes to the report, it would automatically loop through each color so that anyone could see who edited what. This seems a little too easy though.
I did a few Google searches but was unable to find anything relevant. Can anyone here help me out or point me in the direction of some way to do this?
The error message says getElementById is null or not an object but it works fine with image ids and iframe ids. Can anyone tell me why this doesn't work?
I anyone using Eclipse? If so, can you give me a clue to get started. I keep reading about how good an IDE it is, but it does not seem to help with Web stuff (CSS/HTML/JavaScript). I downloaded a variety of plug-ins, but it just seems like a hard to use straight text editor. What am I doing wrong? Code:
I am working on developing a not too complex bbCode editor, the first part I want to set up is bold, italics, and underline. I have my layout set up with images for each style. How do I set my images up so when they are clicked the add a tag in the text area where the cursor is? Also, if text is highlighted, how can I set it up so opening and closing tags are wrapped around the highlighted text?
I'm on to make a rich text box for my website . I've put many tools for it as the one I'm typing in now , But there are some important problems that don't let me finish it : Which one is better for editor ? <div> , IFrame or Active X controls ?
I have one web page, in it i want to get the content from user for some description.I used earlier as a text area field.Now i want to put simple HTML tags included editor.(as like we enter this description in sitepoint).
I am completely recoding my website and also planning to have a rich text composing feature. This means that I need to construct a rich text editor to make it all happen.
I have tried coding rich text editors and I know how they work, but when it comes down to browser compatibility (to some extent) and user interactivity, I fall behind.
Therefore I need to use a Rich Text Editor that is commercial, but is customizable and can be embedded easily into a website. Also if possible, some security features (outside HTML pasting, text limits, etc...).
I know very little js, but I've been reading up on it, mainly for one reason. (I'm a PHP programmer and I've just used js for small tasks like client-side form validation, that sort of thing).
What I want to do is make a textarea with buttons, similar to a BB editor, but which will use defined html tags; I'll use <div style="box1"> and <h1 style="greenunderline"> for examples. I've tried to modify some open source editors and get utterly lost in trying, and I'm not sure that approach would work anyway.
The buttons would need to function two ways, again like a BB editor.
1) It could simply insert the start and end tags in the textarea;
2) If text were selected, it would put the tag in front of the selection and the end tag after.
If I can get this done, I think I can handle a preview function. I haven't even gotten close to getting javascript to "get" selected text inside a textarea.
I want to know what is the best Javascript editor for Windows, that have a good syntax highlighting, IntelliSense(it's that technology of the menu when typing, like on Eclipse, but I can't remember it's correct name) and a class browser, what is very useful when you want to see the names of your classes and functions, also to browse on then.