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Posted At : November 3, 2007 5:09 PM | Posted By : Admin
Related Categories: Adobe, Web20, Coldfusion
Related Categories: Adobe, Web20, Coldfusion
After toying around with MangoBlog by ASFusion, I've decided to go back to the tried and true BlogCFC. My last time using Ray Camden's blog engine was 5.0. Now that I'm on 5.9, I can see that there's many more options added than what I remember.
I think the only thing missing from BlogCFC is a Rich Text Editor like TinyMCE or FCKEditor. I know that FCKEditor is built into Coldfusion 8.0, so maybe the next iteration of BlogCFC will incorporate this feature (of course that'll probably push everyone to upgrade from previous versions of CF).
I'm going to have to spruce up the look and feel of the default BlogCFC engine with a new skin. I'll take advantage of my downtime (read: sick from a cold) to make this look prettier :)
I'm getting ready to put richtext="yes", but when I change <form></form> to <cfform></cfform> in entry.cfm, I get
"The end tag </cfform> encountered on line 516 at column 19 requires a matching start tag."
I think it has something to do with the cfoutputs not quite matching up.
Dreamweaver gets confused around line 268.