Jeff Davis wrote:
- Can the initial login page be ssl-encrypted, and if so what
approach would you recommend?
This is best controlled by the webserver. Just make sure that the user is accessing the site via https.
- I know my users are going to ask me this - has anyone done a
wysiwig editor in roundcube for mail composition?
A prerequisite is that it would understand how to create html or mime/multipart alternative messages, which I believe it does not. Once it knows how to treat those message types, then building in you favorite WYSIWYG editor shouldn't be too rough.
To anyone currently working on this development, I would suggest leaving it user configurable. Individual sites may have compelling reasons to use one editor over another, and coding with that modularity in mind could be very helpful.
--joshua.
Anyone know of a good php editor that might be a candidate for this? I'm a complete n00b to php, so idiot-proof would be a good thing, or at least as much so as possible.
On 1/30/06, Joshua Nichols jnichols@stimson.org wrote:
Jeff Davis wrote:
- Can the initial login page be ssl-encrypted, and if so what
approach would you recommend?
This is best controlled by the webserver. Just make sure that the user is accessing the site via https.
- I know my users are going to ask me this - has anyone done a
wysiwig editor in roundcube for mail composition?
A prerequisite is that it would understand how to create html or mime/multipart alternative messages, which I believe it does not. Once it knows how to treat those message types, then building in you favorite WYSIWYG editor shouldn't be too rough.
To anyone currently working on this development, I would suggest leaving it user configurable. Individual sites may have compelling reasons to use one editor over another, and coding with that modularity in mind could be very helpful.
--joshua.
bluefish (if using *nix) 2006/1/31, Jeff Davis pyperdown@gmail.com:
Anyone know of a good php editor that might be a candidate for this? I'm a complete n00b to php, so idiot-proof would be a good thing, or at least as much so as possible.
On 1/30/06, Joshua Nichols jnichols@stimson.org wrote:
Jeff Davis wrote:
- Can the initial login page be ssl-encrypted, and if so what
approach would you recommend?
This is best controlled by the webserver. Just make sure that the user is accessing the site via https.
- I know my users are going to ask me this - has anyone done a
wysiwig editor in roundcube for mail composition?
A prerequisite is that it would understand how to create html or mime/multipart alternative messages, which I believe it does not. Once it knows how to treat those message types, then building in you favorite WYSIWYG editor shouldn't be too rough.
To anyone currently working on this development, I would suggest leaving it user configurable. Individual sites may have compelling reasons to use one editor over another, and coding with that modularity in mind could be very helpful.
--joshua.
-- Tomas
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