I'm using FCKeditor which is deprecated for years.
I need to upgrade to CKeditor (to at least 4.4+ however the CKeditor documentation doesn't specify the minimum requirements for each version. What is the PHP version required etc?
Sadly CKeditor has no forum to ask general questions they refer all questions to stackoverflow.
Does anyone knows the minimum requirements?
https://docs.ckeditor.com/ckeditor4/docs/#!/guide/dev_savedata says:
CKEditor helps you create content but it is the role of your website or application to deal with the data created in this way. Saving data is a server-side operation and you are free to implement the save functionality on your own, in any way you like. CKEditor is a pure JavaScript component and it does not offer anything more than JavaScript methods and events to access the data so that you could save it on the server.
As far as I can tell from this description, and from personal experience of the editor, it is an entirely client-side tool. It does not have any server-side component. It doesn't rely on or require PHP in any way at all. You can integrate it with any server-side language or framework to decide to, just by making HTTP requests to / from the server.
The editor is a client side tool, I´m using the editor for years now, with any PHP-version... but PHP is not required at all. You can manage the CKEditor data with other server side languages also.
But there are differences between CKEditor 4 and CKEditor 5: Version 5 requires node.js , see the documentation here
See the documentation
And there the instructions. ..
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I do have a website, which works with the following technologies:
HTML (index.html - in combination with Bootstrap)
Javascript (some .js files)
PHP (some PHP files)
This website has more an app function. Why? Because my visitors are able to request some content from different sources, depending on their input. In addition, these different sources are hostet on different domains.
(Here an example, for better imagine about my website: Think about a website which is an online calculator. The visitor can input some data. Regarding the data there is result. What I want to do is, this website convert to an an mobile-app, better to PWA.)
What do I want to do?
I would like to build a progessive app, where I can build a mobile app which should work on iOS and Android.
What kind of tools I do have?
I do have Visual Studio Enterprise 2017. I think this IDE is enough to realize my project.
Questions:
Is it possible to use PHP on a mobile app (PWAs), which was build with Visual Studio? What do I have to take care?
If I want to create a new Project on Visual Studio, I am able to create projects in different programming language. Question, in my case, which one would you recommend me to build up PWA? Which one is most compatible to do it stuff with mobile apps? Please check my attachment.
PWA is a Progressive Web App so I think you can't use langues as C++. Maybe C# but I don't know.
Yes you can use PHP to built PWA.
Use visual studio code if you like. You decide which editor or IDE you use in your project.
Guide that can help you:
https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/codelabs/your-first-pwapp/
I am new to using flash and I need to make a web application using CodeIgniter with PHP.
I have some doubts about the MVC pattern applied in codeigniter.
I'll use ActionScript because I see that is most used and less complex. (correct me if I'm wrong)
Are my views (which are in the folder view) would separate my files in Flash?
Any IDE assist me in programming flash with php?
Should I create a separate Flash application from another application to connect php?
Any consideration to be taken into account?
Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure if "combine" is the right word here. If you integrate PHP, ActionScript and CodeIgniter, you'll actually be writing PHP within the CodeIgniter framework and then embedding Flash .swf files into your views.
If you plan on using this combination, what you'll need to do is map out your site and determine which parts are going to be done in PHP and which parts need to be done in Flash (or ActionScript).
My recommendation: Only use Flash where unescapably necessary. That is, use CodeIgniter for your website pages and to integrate with your data sources (via PHP) and create REST endpoints (via CodeIgniter) for data that needs to be accessed via your Flash implementations. Then, create your Flash (or Flex) application that needs to handle the audio recording and embed that into one of your CodeIgniter views.
Re:
I'll use ActionScript because I see that is most used and less complex (than FLEX).
IMO, Flex (and MXML) is essentially just a markup language for ActionScript. It actually gets compiled into ActionScript when you build your .swf file. So, choosing ActionScript vs. Flex is just a personal preference. If you're more familiar with the Flash interface than the Flex Builder interface, then go ahead with ActionScript exclusively. However, for what you say that you want to build (an audio recorder), there are already numerous examples of those available in Flex.
As far as an IDE discussion, for PHP - whatever you're familiar with. If you're looking for a full-featured IDE, I'd recommend something like PHPStorm. You can also get by with any text editor.
For Flex or ActionScript, you'd almost have to go with Flex Builder or Flash.
Try looking at amfphp (http://www.silexlabs.org/amfphp/) if you want to connect flash and PHP.
We used it for the commercial release of flash/flex based games with a PHP/Apache backend.
I want to use tinyMCE for adding content to front end. I got a link for downloading latest version of tinyMCE
But I am confused to choose among TinyMCE 3.5.5 development package and TinyMCE 3.5.5.
Please let me know which one is suitable to implement. I am using php 5.2 with symfony 1.0 framework.
Thanks
Navigating to the official tinymce download page you will be offered 3 different versions of tinymce:
TinyMCE 3.5.5 regular package
TinyMCE 3.5.5 jQuery package
TinyMCE 3.5.5 development package
The first one is the package for regular production use. This is usefull if you do not wish to make any changes to existing core files or add any custom plugins.
The second one is called "jQuery package". This one allows a developer to treat the tinymce editor instances as jQuery objects and use jQuery style like operations. (I strongly advise everyone not to use this package, because it is a source of trouble and is slow when it comes to keyboard input handling due to the object creation overhead).
The last one is a developer package. This one contains the regular build and can be used in the same way. By including tiny_mce_dev.js instead of the regular tiny_mce.js the non-minified tinymce files like classes and plugins are getting loaded and easier debugging is possible. It is a good choice to use this package if the downloader plans to write own plugins or develop/use a very complex tinymce configuration setting.
It does not really matter which one you choose, both with be exactly the same. The only difference is that TinyMCE Developer version will allow you to make changes to the source (which is javascript).
I have been using TinyMCE for a couple years now for custom Content Management Systems, and I have never felt the need or had a reason to edit the source.
Conclusion: The regular version 3.5.5 will almost certainly be good enough.
Use either one.
The Dev package just gives you bunch of extra stuff including a non-minified version of the script.
I am looking to create a web site that will need to exchange information with a Filemaker Pro (version 11) database. Using PHP I can create simple web apps that submit and retrieve data from Filemaker. I would however like to use a CMS framework (such as Drupal) to allow users to control access to the site and update site content (blog posts, images, etc ...).
Is it possible to use Drupal as a "shell", controlling access to certain pages and allowing site editors to modify content, while embedding a PHP page/form to interact with the Filemaker data? I would be planning to use MySQL for Drupal and the custom "web apps" would access Filemaker. Thanks for any help.
Have you ever heard of the expression "there's a module for that?" It's used quite a bit in the Drupal world. And yes, for Filemaker, there is a Module for That!. It's called, the Filemaker module, see more detail at http://drupal.org/project/filemaker.
Now I've never tested it, so it may not give you everything you want. But the beauty of open source is that you can always contribute what it doesn't already have. Or at least see how they did it to see if its worth it for you to try your own integration.
Now this module is one version behind current, so maybe you can learn Drupal by learning to upgrade the module. There's great guides on how to do this.
i am new in PHP and i'm just asking what tool can i use to create my webstite using PHP and MYsql as my database so that i don't have to write the HTML code myself some FREE tool that provides drags and drops or something so that i'm concerned only by the business behind each part , PHP work, any help? :)
I have used Eclipse. It is free, it's not WYSIWYG, but it does include very good auto complete features. I'm not sure that you will be able to drag and drop an e-commerce solution, for example, from any editor, but there are plenty of good code samples you can cut and paste and begin to work from there.
You can use this editor: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quanta_Plus
Have a look at Weebly.
Weebly is an online, free widget-based Web site creator. It uses a widget-style format, allowing
users to create pages with only a few clicks by dragging and dropping
different page elements
You can try it for free, and pay the hosting.
There is no PHP integration support tough.
Agile Toolkit allows you to develop web app without writing HTML, but you still need to write some PHP code and learn. If you are looking for UI-only solutions, look at Drupal.