23 Aug
2011
23 Aug
'11
9:18 a.m.
Guillaume, others,
I think such a rich copy-and-paste as he describes is becoming slowly possible with the
HTML5 and browser-specific APIs which are emerging.
It'd probably take a GSOC to do it but things such as:
- html code (full, typically sanitized)
- rtf
- images (for sure png and jpeg, most probably pdf and svg)
- bookmarks-list
- math formulæ
Could be received by a visual editor provided that editor uses these APIs to receive drops
or pastes.
It surely is not done yet (actually, in no visual editor I know of, but I wouldn't
exclude a pure MS-world would have it).
paul
Le 22 août 2011 à 20:29, Guillaume Lerouge a écrit :
Hi Dale,
you should try using the Office Import feature and/or the past from Office
button available through the WYSIWYG editor instead of copy/pasting straight
in the content area.
Both feature require the Office Importer module to be up and running.
Guillaume
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 7:59 PM, Dale Amon <amon(a)vnl.com> wrote:
> Also a problem when I cut an entire document (a proposal template)
> and paste it into the new document. All the attached images and links
> are completely effed in the copy.
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to fix them by typing in the
> source window, but that is a really bad solution if that is
> what I have to do. I just keep imagining what is going to
> happen when I toss an English major into XWiki to 'just write'...
>
> I presume the link issues are a known problem?