[ST] An easy way for content providers to update pages on the Arisia web site

[David D'Antonio]

For what it's worth, my few attempts to edit pages with Drupal (even  
in raw text mode) with Safari failed last year. But since it was the  
Org chat I was trying to edit, I'm not sure that was a comprehensive  
test.

I'd recommend someone edit up some test page with Safari in Drupal  
and end the speculation. I would but I'm still waiting for my account  
to be approved.

DDA

On Jul 30, 2007, at 8:57 PM, Dave Belfer-Shevett wrote:

> Sharon Sbarsky wrote:
>> After all, IIRC, until the TinyMCE module was added, there wasn't  
>> *any*
>> WYSIWYG editor available for anyone! The web team at least added
>> functionality to more people than had it before.
>
> And, for the record, TinyMCE works fine in Safari.  It has an  
> occasional
> twitch with form elements, which have been noted.  The only Safari  
> issue
> was with FCKEditor, which was raised as a possibility.
>
> 	-dbs
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DDA
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