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Mauricio Marquez
( Project Leader )

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Dan Ferguson

DotNetNuke® Project :: FCKeditor Provider

As today, the on-line editor has become one of the most important tools when talking about on-line content editing. This makes the on-line editor one of the most important tools included on the DotNetNuke® framework.

FCKeditor™ is one of the best free on-line rich text editor existent on the Internet and its great features are well known by the internet comunity.

The provider started as a personal project by Mauricio Marquez (dnn.tiendaboliviana.com), and then it gained a lot of popularity. Now, in an effort to guaranty its freedom and a better integration with the core framework, it has become a real DotNetNuke® Project.

The provider includes the following features at the moment:

  • Make most FCKeditor features available to users
  • It has a custom configuration page included. (You can make each custom option available as per instance, per module and per portal.
  • Tries to include some features not available inside DNN (This will change soon) like a root folder per instance, role based toolbars, etc
  • Much more…

The following tasks will be accomplished by this team

  • Create a better integration between DNN and FCKeditor (This one will need real help from other project members)
  • Make the most features of this on-line editor available to final users and content administrators.

Team Lead Blog

Author: Mauricio Márquez Created: 2/26/2006 RssIcon
My personal blog on DotNetNuke.
By Mauricio Márquez on 8/15/2008

I saw a lot of posts asking about how to open a link in a new window from the menu URL. I posted a simple solution in the old days of the asp.net forums for dotnetnuke and today I decided to blog about it becuase I think it could be useful

By Mauricio Márquez on 7/27/2008

It has been a long time since my last blog, so I want to apologize for that because many people wanted to know what happened with the FCKeditor provider Project, so here it is the status

By Mauricio Márquez on 6/13/2007
Many developers out there use a well known technique for dynamically loading an .ascx into another custom .ascx. That technique is applied in the code behind and there are many variants of that code created by many developers out there. Problems? most of times?
By Mauricio Márquez on 3/22/2007
I just returned from a long vacation. I enjoyed the trip with my family and my 1 year old doughter. I want to say sorry for being out so long to everybody waiting news about the FCKeditor.

Now, I will take some time to review the pending tasks for the provider and to re-joing my own team (I abandoned Dan for a long time).

I want to let you all know that now I am in charge to review the editor functionality for the DotNetNuke Framework and this could really improve the way all editor providers work...
By Mauricio Márquez on 11/27/2006
After a great job done by the core team and specially our lifesaver called Mrswoop, the new release is ready to download (and... you knew that the editor used to write today's blog was fckeditor?)
By Mauricio Márquez on 11/19/2006
Hi everyone. I want to apologize because it was a long time without any news about the provider and myself. The truth is that sometimes real life could take more time  than expected (My new beautiful daughter).

The new version (01.00.07) of the provider is ready and all it needs is to be published, but it could take some time because the core team has a new process to ensure real quality on each DNN part involved. Hope to have it published this week.

The 01.00.07 version fixes a lot of bugs and...
By Mauricio Márquez on 8/30/2006
The new version of FCKeditor provider is out (01.00.06)

The modifications were:

The custom options page was moved to a new window to improve load time when the user is allowed to view the custom options, and to solve the profile module problem. The profile module problem (missing tabmoduleid) was solved by using the tabmoduleid from the "user accounts" module The image gallery was fixed and validate against the "/" problem under DNN 3.3.x and 4.3.x Version 2.3.1 of FCKeditor was included...
By Mauricio Márquez on 8/3/2006
There are some aspects of HTML coding that developers not always take care when creating a module. The experience then gives the last details.

The following are common issues made by developers, skinners, etc (yes...me included)

Let me try to explain by giving a few samples
By Mauricio Márquez on 7/6/2006
Thanks for your patience. Now you can download the new provider from the project page.

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/DotNetNukeProjects/ProviderFCKeditor0153/Downloads/tabid/936/Default.aspx

Please take note that this is not an upgrade. This is a new provider and could be installed without touching the old version from dnn.tiendaboliviana.com. It uses a new folder name and a new provider name entry.

Well,...
By Mauricio Márquez on 4/25/2006
Sorry for being so quiet lately, but now I can break the silence to give you details about what are coming soon.

There are no real changes other than moving the project to use all DNN branding

Namespace has changed to be under DotNetNuke structure Some folder names has been changed removing the DS prefix Provider folder name has been changed Provider identifier inside web.config has been changed So the question could be: Can the new provider be installed along with the old one?

The...

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