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Noozer
I've been tasked to create a small online knowledgebase for our intranet.
The database structure has been laid out and we will be using ASP to access
the database and generate the searches and results. Most is this is very
straighforward stuff.
The issue I have is how to edit the content of each knowledgebase article...
- The article content is formatted using HTML to allow styling, links, etc.
to be included with the article.
- The articles should be created and edited in a browser based editor. No MS
Word, etc. as we want to keep the articles as clean and unbloated as
possible.
- It's possible that whomever is editing the articles will not be an HTML
coder, so just having a <textarea> to edit the article content is not the
best solution (but the best I have so far)
If it wasn't for the need to let HTML newbies edit the content, this would
be a very simple site to create.
Can someone make some suggestions on how to best edit the content of our
articles?
Thanks!
The database structure has been laid out and we will be using ASP to access
the database and generate the searches and results. Most is this is very
straighforward stuff.
The issue I have is how to edit the content of each knowledgebase article...
- The article content is formatted using HTML to allow styling, links, etc.
to be included with the article.
- The articles should be created and edited in a browser based editor. No MS
Word, etc. as we want to keep the articles as clean and unbloated as
possible.
- It's possible that whomever is editing the articles will not be an HTML
coder, so just having a <textarea> to edit the article content is not the
best solution (but the best I have so far)
If it wasn't for the need to let HTML newbies edit the content, this would
be a very simple site to create.
Can someone make some suggestions on how to best edit the content of our
articles?
Thanks!