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access2asp full version can generate a royalty free WYSIWYG for your memo fields that integrates seamlessly with the image library , the content being stored in your database table memo field.
The WYSIWYG requires internet explorer 5.5 or above.

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    Simply choose the option 'generate WYSIWYG editor for memo fields' when you generate your asp files, then choose which fields you would like to have the editor for.
    After you have generated then browse to your edit and add screens and the WYSIWYG editor will be available to use - simple!


    Tips for using the editor - upload the images you may want to use in your articles first into the image library - they will then be available in the insert_image feature on the editor.

    Hold the SHIFT key when hitting RETURN/ENTER down for a single carriage return

    Use the <> function to display the html that the editor is generating - you can then edit the html yourself if you should so wish.

    Technical Details

    The WYSIWYG editor requires internet explorer 5.5 or above to work.
    You can download the latest version of internet explorer from
    http://www.microsoft.com/ie

    The insert image code relies on having the actual domain of your site ( e.g http://www.mysite.com ) within one of the functions - when your code is generated then the default domain is 'localhost'.

    After testing locally you may upload to your site - there are 2 lines of code that you need to change when you change your domain in order for the insert image function to work.

    Open the file insert_image.asp in your asp editor or a text editor - if you have line numbers available to you then it is lines 342 and 343 that we will be changing. These are towards the bottom of the page and will look somethinglike this

    inpImgURL.value = "http://localhost/mySite/admin" + sURL;
    txtFileName.value = "http://localhost/mySite/admin" + sURL;

    Now lets say you are uploading to your site www.mySite.com

    You will need to change the 2 lines to ...

    inpImgURL.value = "http://www.mySite.com/admin" + sURL;
    txtFileName.value = "http://www.mySite.com/admin" + sURL;

    Or if you were uploading to a subfolder of mySite.com then

    inpImgURL.value = "http://www.mySite.com/subfolder/admin" + sURL;
    txtFileName.value = "http://www.mySite.com/subfolder/admin" + sURL;

    Thats it ! - save the file insert_image.asp

    If you have written articles locally and then upload them - then, after changing the above lines you will need to reupdate your images - you can do this by deleting the image then using the insert image again - or editing the html using the <> html editor function within the editor.

 
 

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