inserting the input tags via a macro (either .Net or Xslt) is probably the best way, e.g. if you have a newsletter signup box. However IMHO you should be quite restrictive and careful about this. Although it is possible to use the WYSIWYG editor for some crazy html stuff it is in reality often better to limit it's uses, one of the reasons being that the more flexibility you give the editors the more possible harm they can do and also that the more you use the WYSIWYG editor to create complex html structures the more you go back to writing static html pages. Nevertheless it's excellent to have the option, if your editors insert the 'input' tags via a pre-defined macro at least you can be sure that the html in the macro is fine.
Best way to insert the input tag TinyMCE
Hello everyone!
What is the best way to insert an 'input' into the TinyMCE editor.
Today I insert using xslt, but I do not know if it's the best way.
Hi ConradoJr,
inserting the input tags via a macro (either .Net or Xslt) is probably the best way, e.g. if you have a newsletter signup box. However IMHO you should be quite restrictive and careful about this. Although it is possible to use the WYSIWYG editor for some crazy html stuff it is in reality often better to limit it's uses, one of the reasons being that the more flexibility you give the editors the more possible harm they can do and also that the more you use the WYSIWYG editor to create complex html structures the more you go back to writing static html pages. Nevertheless it's excellent to have the option, if your editors insert the 'input' tags via a pre-defined macro at least you can be sure that the html in the macro is fine.
Hope that helps,
Sascha
That's what I do it hehe: D
just wanted to make sure I was doing the right thing.
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