in search of WYSIWYG editor

[ferhanz]

I need a good WYSIWYG and HTML editor thru which i can publish articles and upload them directly to my website,the images in the article should be automatically put into a directory,

Secondly how can i get a article system like of Mamboo Open Source which has options like " Print to PDF, Send To friend, Other related Articles etc " ..Or is there a clean and simple CMS available to publish articles that can be integrated into any website?

Farhan

[bill]

Lorel, you're digging yourself into a hole here. ;) Every single point you've brought up to bash FP can be refuted. Most of the years-old criticism you're regurgitating has been fixed, never existed, or can be worked around. Have a good read of the thread that pageoneresults linked to, or the thread just started by MilleB [webmasterworld.com].

If you're interested to learn a bit more about these softwares and the way they can be used as an effective tool, then that would be great. However, it's beginning to sound like your mind's made up on this topic. For someone with no experience with any of the WYSIWYG software we're discussing, you certainly have a passionate distaste for it. For some reason FP in particular seems to polarize people.

That's fine. WYSIWYG software can be a great tool for those that use it. Like any software you have to learn to use it. I'm not sure why some people expect software to be able to make the 'perfect' website at the push of a button. Fortunately a WYSIWYG can be a great learning tool for the beginner as well.

Look at it this way; If we didn't have all the WYSIWYG software out there in the late 90s the web probably wouldn't be where it is today. WYSIWYG editors allowed anybody to put up a page. That drove a lot of the online growth. If everyone had to hand code things then I doubt we'd all be where we are today. You should be grateful. ;)