TinyMCE (Tiny) is regarded as one of the best open source, HTML WYSIWYG editors of our time – it’s powerful, relatively easy for browsers to digest, and free to use. The frustrations of using Tiny arise when you attempt to submit your Tiny-enhanced form via Ajax. Because your Tiny textarea inputs are converted to a mess of divs, spans, iframes, etc, Mootools Ajax.Form class fails to recognize the textarea. Fear not, there’s an easy workaround.
Tags: ajax, Javascript, mootools, tinymce
In attempting to spruce up my knowledge of Javascript, I’ve been trolling around the net collecting scripts and tutorials for various Javascript libraries, mainly jQuery, MooTools, and Prototype. Of the three, MooTools seems to supply me with the most JS lovin’ – it’s easy to learn, holds super powerful Ajax abilities, and is customizable to the core.
After sorting through tons of scripts, I thought I’d share the best ones with you.
Tags: howto, Javascript, jquery, library, mootools, prototype, reference, tutorial
