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I haven't found anything on the web showing how to make the Google Code js solution (mentioned in #8) actually work with the WYSIWYG module. There appear to only be solutions for getting it to work with the CKEditor module. I may try my hand at it, just out of sheer frustration and stubbornness, but it would be really great to see support for this. I haven't been with an organization, or personally known anyone else whose been at an organization that has used TinyMCE since 2007 - everyone seems to be using CKEditor these days! :)
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whatdoesitwant commentedSubscribing.
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jaxpax commented+1
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momper commentedwhat about the standalone version of ckeditor?
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s4j4n commented+1
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sinasalek commentedCKEdtior is getting more popular everyday specially among Drupalers. that would nice to have this feature.
thanks
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sinasalek commentedhttp://code.google.com/p/ckeditor-syntaxhighlight/
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sinasalek commentedHere is my first effort! the button appears on wysiwyg config however is receive the following error. couldn't figure how how to fix it yet.
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meecect commentedI'll add it to my todo list.
Comment #9
mausolos commentedI haven't found anything on the web showing how to make the Google Code js solution (mentioned in #8) actually work with the WYSIWYG module. There appear to only be solutions for getting it to work with the CKEditor module. I may try my hand at it, just out of sheer frustration and stubbornness, but it would be really great to see support for this. I haven't been with an organization, or personally known anyone else whose been at an organization that has used TinyMCE since 2007 - everyone seems to be using CKEditor these days! :)