slc.editonpro Package Readme
Overview
Integration layer for Edit On Pro Webeditor
Currently supports only one editor instance per page, but this will change soon.
Credits
Copyright European Agency for Health and Safety at Work and Syslab.com GmbH.
slc.editonpro development was funded by the European Agency for Health and Safety at Work.
License
slc.editonpro is licensed under the GNU Lesser Generic Public License, version 2 or later and EUPL version 1.1 only. The complete license texts can be found in docs/LICENSE.GPL and docs/LICENSE.EUPL.
Change history
Changelog
1.2 (2012-06-01)
Added EUPL license (deroiste)
1.1 (2009-06-04)
Created recipe with ZopeSkel [pilz]
Detailed Documentation
README
This package provides support to integrate the RealObjects Edit On Pro wysiwyg editor into plone to coexist with FCKEditor and Kupu.
You need to have a folder named “eopro” (the same that comes with your editor distribution) in your site root which contains all the necessary edit on pro files including the license. Make sure that you enable proper caching for these files!
Contributors
Wolfgang Thomas, Syslab.com
Alexander Pilz, Syslab.com
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