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12/19/2010 4:49 PM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

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Re: Moving FAQ questions around

yes - a provider simply creates an interface layer to allow core and all modules using it without any knowledge, which rich text editor is installed.

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12/20/2010 8:28 AM

Steve Adams

Joined: 11/5/2010

Posts: 128

Re: Moving FAQ questions around

But when DNN Corp does the provider and Telerik does the editor neither does the support. I haven't been able to get editor questions answered here on the forum and when I contacted Telerik they said they didn't support the DNN version. It seems a much better arrangement would have been to convince Telerik to do the provider AND to support the whole thing. I would gladly pay for a Telerik supported RADEditor module for DNN.

12/20/2010 8:41 PM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
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Posts: 46212

Re: Moving FAQ questions around

you may suggest it to Telerik, but I don't expect them to agree (in fact, they had their own provider before with a number of limitations). there are advanced 3rd party providers, e.g. radeditor.codeplex.com and dnnckeditor.codeplex.com

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12/20/2010 9:54 PM

Steve Adams

Joined: 11/5/2010

Posts: 128

Re: Moving FAQ questions around

Thanks, Sebastian for the information. At least the codeplex projects seem to have active forums just for that project so I could hopefully get good support. I'm still a bit confused, though. If you download the radeditor codeplex provider does that include radeditor? And is the whole thing free? Same thing for the CKeditor provider?

Thanks,
Steve A.

12/20/2010 10:25 PM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

Posts: 46212

Re: Moving FAQ questions around

Steve, all Codeplex projects are free and open source. CkEditor is the leading open source rich text editor, with a very active community and numerous extensions. The provider is created and maintained by "the watcha", one of the most active community members (and a member of the German User group, we are proud of!) - he created other great DNN projects like improved module action menues, tag cloud and YAF (Yet another forum) integration. RadEditor is provided by dnnwerk.de, responsible is Philipp Becker, co-lead of the German user group, who also provides free Nuntio Content and DNN Page Admin - also great modules :))

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