But it cost 120$ per site. If I will do site with WYSIWYG, I might choose Kae’s File Manager with “LG TinyMCE Plus KFM” extension - I tested it today and its looks powerful and its simplicity in implementation.
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But it cost 120$ per site. If I will do site with WYSIWYG, I might choose Kae’s File Manager with “LG TinyMCE Plus KFM” extension - I tested it today and its looks powerful and its simplicity in implementation.
#32 / Sep 17, 2008 3:52am
But it cost 120$ per site. If I will do site with WYSIWYG, I might choose Kae’s File Manager with “LG TinyMCE Plus KFM” extension - I tested it today and its looks powerful and its simplicity in implementation.
Sure it does, but what is 120$ compared to a powerful marketing instrument such as a website is nowadays and mostly compared to the total costs / ROI, those 120$ / per site are well spent - at least it seems to be the most practical solution, not only for the customers.
You might also buy an unlimited license if you’re doing a lot of pages, which of course lowers the price with each website you make. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not affiliated with Moxiecode in any way. We’ve tested a lot of WYSIWYG editors during last couple of years (in quite a few Drupal installations too) and somehow we always ended up with TinyMCE and those two plugins.
Just my 2 cents 😉