This module will not be ported to Drupal 7, because all of the problems that it solves are natively solved in Drupal 7 core and Drupal 7 Wysiwyg.
If you're using the Wysiwyg API module for a CCK text field, and you have the "number of values" for that text field set to unlimited, you may be encountering some problems:
This project is Obsolete. You can find a better and more secured solution here :
http://drupal.org/project/spamspan
This module enables the use of PEGOEditor within Drupal. PEGOeditor is an accessibility-oriented wysiwyg editor for (x)html pages.
Why another wysiwyg editor? Because PEGOEditor generates clean and accessible XHTML pages AND it is itself accessible.
Here you can find information about PEGOEditor: http://www.accessibleeditor.org/
HTMLcomment provides an input format filter that allows HTML comments, i.e. <!-- ... -->, and an additional filter that allows hidden comment, i.e. [!-- ... --].
<!-- This will be in the HTML, but not displayed. -->
[!-- This will not be in the HTML, and not displayed. --]
Allows the creation of fill-in-the-blanks style forms.
Early development version.
Initial development sponsored by Rare and carried out by CivicActions.
This module is developed for Drupal 5 and required a Drupal 5 version of the Axaxsubmit module, which currently must be checked out via CVS from the Drupal contrib directory at modules/ajaxsubmit.
(Note: in 6.x-1.3: TinyMCE spellchecker plugin location changed to /sites/all/libraries/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/spellchecker)
(Note: in 6.x-1.2 Documentation updated: correct path for download is wysiwyg_spellcheck/tinymce/spellchecker/)
Wysiwyg SpellCheck module is a plugin for wysiwyg editor that enables TinyMCE spellchecker plugin.
Currently supports only Drupal-6.x/7.x and TinyMCE. 6.x-1.x-dev branch supports CKEditor with ASpell.
Requires Wysiwyg API.
SWFObject Filter module automatically loads the SWFObject script into the head of the page if it's needed.
SWFObject 2 offers multiple standards-friendly methods to embed SWF files into web pages. It uses JavaScript to detect Flash Player and avoid broken SWF content, and is designed to make embedding SWFs as easy as possible. It supports the use of alternative content to display content to people that browse the web without plug-ins, to help search engines index your content, or to point visitors to the Flash Player download page. SWFObject 2 detection is future-proof, includes Adobe Express Install, and offers an elaborate API for JavaScript developers. All of this is powered by one small (under 10K) JavaScript file.
- http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/swfobject.html
Wysiwyg ASCII Math is a Wysiwyg editor plugin that adds ASCII and TeX entry of math/formulas and plots/graphs entered in ASCII/TeX.
It allows for Client-side conversion of ASCII & TeX equations into nicely typeset formulas and falls back to Server-side generation of images (using mimetex.cgi) for browsers that don't support MathML.
Preview your formula right in the editor while you edit the page and dive into its plain text representation to make changes that are easy to enter and understand. Includes a palette of math symbols and constructs for quick formula entry.
Plot your formulas with same elegance of typing the equations in plain text.
Provides an input filter that lets you use "<!--column-->" to make column breaks.
A plugin button is provided for integration with wysiwyg module. (Big thanks to dboulet for implementing this.)
After installing this module as normal:
Field handler to provide custom displays by using one of specified input formats (i.e. Filtered HTML, PHP code, Smarty code) with ability to access value of current field, all arguments values, all rows values, all fields values (of current row), rendered output of previous fields (of current row) and current row index from specified code.
Variables available in specified code (for PHP code, Smarty code, and other that support use of variables):
