| Version: | 3.0 | -
| Release: | RC3 (release notes) | -
| Compiled at: | Jan , 2005 [23:43] GMT | -
| SourceForge page: | http://sf.net/projects/itools-htmlarea/ | -
- HTMLArea is a free, customizable online editor. It works inside your - browser. It uses a non-standard feature implemented in Internet - Explorer 5.5 or better for Windows and Mozilla 1.3 or better (any - platform), therefore it will only work in one of these browsers. -
- -- HTMLArea is copyright InteractiveTools.com and Dynarch.com and it is - released under a BSD-style license. HTMLArea is created and developed - upto version 2.03 by InteractiveTools.com. Version 3.0 developed by - Mihai Bazon for - InteractiveTools. It contains code sponsored by third-party companies as well. - Please see our About Box for details about who sponsored what plugins. -
- -- Installation is (or should be) easy. You need to unpack the ZIP file - in a directory accessible through your webserver. Supposing you - unpack in your DocumentRoot and your DocumentRoot is - /var/www/html as in a standard RedHat installation, you need - to acomplish the following steps: (the example is for a Unix-like - operating system) -
- -
-cd /var/www/html
-unzip /path/to/archive/HTMLArea-3.0-RC3.zip
-mv HTMLArea-3.0-RC3 htmlarea
-find htmlarea/ -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
-find htmlarea/ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
-find htmlarea/ -name "*.cgi" -exec chmod 755 {} \;
-
- - Notes. You may chose to symlink "htmlarea" to "HTMLArea-3.0-RC3", in which case your server needs to be configured to - "FollowSymLinks". You need to make sure that *.cgi files are - interpreted as CGI scripts. If you want to use the SpellChecker - plugin you need to have a recent version of Perl installed (I - recommend 5.8.0) on the server, and the module Text::Aspell, available - from CPAN. More info in "plugins/SpellChecker/readme-tech.html". -
- -About how to setup your pages to use the editor, please read the - [outdated yet generally valid] documentation.
- -HTMLArea has reached version 3.0. As of this version, it - supports:
- -We have a project page - at SourceForge.net. There you can - also find out how - to retrieve the code from CVS, or you can browse - the CVS online. We also have a bug - system, a patch - tracking system and a feature - request page.
- -We invite you to say everything you want about HTMLArea on the - forums at InteractiveTools.com. There you should also find the - latest news.
- -If it doesn't work, you have several options:
- -| Version: | 3.0 | +
| Release: | RC3 (release notes) | +
| Compiled at: | Jan , 2005 [23:43] GMT | +
| SourceForge page: | http://sf.net/projects/itools-htmlarea/ | +
+ HTMLArea is a free, customizable online editor. It works inside your + browser. It uses a non-standard feature implemented in Internet + Explorer 5.5 or better for Windows and Mozilla 1.3 or better (any + platform), therefore it will only work in one of these browsers. +
+ ++ HTMLArea is copyright InteractiveTools.com and Dynarch.com and it is + released under a BSD-style license. HTMLArea is created and developed + upto version 2.03 by InteractiveTools.com. Version 3.0 developed by + Mihai Bazon for + InteractiveTools. It contains code sponsored by third-party companies as well. + Please see our About Box for details about who sponsored what plugins. +
+ ++ Installation is (or should be) easy. You need to unpack the ZIP file + in a directory accessible through your webserver. Supposing you + unpack in your DocumentRoot and your DocumentRoot is + /var/www/html as in a standard RedHat installation, you need + to acomplish the following steps: (the example is for a Unix-like + operating system) +
+ +
+cd /var/www/html
+unzip /path/to/archive/HTMLArea-3.0-RC3.zip
+mv HTMLArea-3.0-RC3 htmlarea
+find htmlarea/ -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
+find htmlarea/ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
+find htmlarea/ -name "*.cgi" -exec chmod 755 {} \;
+
+ + Notes. You may chose to symlink "htmlarea" to "HTMLArea-3.0-RC3", in which case your server needs to be configured to + "FollowSymLinks". You need to make sure that *.cgi files are + interpreted as CGI scripts. If you want to use the SpellChecker + plugin you need to have a recent version of Perl installed (I + recommend 5.8.0) on the server, and the module Text::Aspell, available + from CPAN. More info in "plugins/SpellChecker/readme-tech.html". +
+ +About how to setup your pages to use the editor, please read the + [outdated yet generally valid] documentation.
+ +HTMLArea has reached version 3.0. As of this version, it + supports:
+ +We have a project page + at SourceForge.net. There you can + also find out how + to retrieve the code from CVS, or you can browse + the CVS online. We also have a bug + system, a patch + tracking system and a feature + request page.
+ +We invite you to say everything you want about HTMLArea on the + forums at InteractiveTools.com. There you should also find the + latest news.
+ +If it doesn't work, you have several options:
+ +