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alain boudard	Thursday 10 February 2005 2:21:54 am Hi 1. I try to find a way to integrate htmlarea 3 to my current EZP 3.5 website. I could not find a simple tutorial to reach my point, could anybody provide me some hints about this implementation ? 2. I tried to modify my Article Class, I wanted to change the "Body" field from XML to text. I kept the same name, but now the body field has a new ID and I don't see the content of it in any of my Articles... is there a way to go back or to display the values I previously filled in the XML Body field ? Thank you for any help Alain
Deane Barker	Thursday 10 February 2005 7:54:40 am 1. I think it's going to be tough to get help on this one. eZ sells their online editor for $300 or so, so I doubt anyone is going to be very interested in helping you integrate htmlarea. At any rate, it would involve creating a new datatype, which is tricky. 2. Yep, changing datatypes is a monster of a problem. If you change the type of a field (delete the old one and insert a new one), all the content goes with it. The fields are keyed by ID, not name (identifier). Someone correct if I'm wrong on point #2, but that's my understanding of it.

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Thursday 10 February 2005 2:21:54 am

1. I try to find a way to integrate htmlarea 3 to my current EZP 3.5 website.
I could not find a simple tutorial to reach my point, could anybody provide me some hints about this implementation ?

2. I tried to modify my Article Class, I wanted to change the "Body" field from XML to text. I kept the same name, but now the body field has a new ID and I don't see the content of it in any of my Articles... is there a way to go back or to display the values I previously filled in the XML Body field ?

Thank you for any help
Alain

Deane Barker

Thursday 10 February 2005 7:54:40 am

1. I think it's going to be tough to get help on this one. eZ sells their online editor for $300 or so, so I doubt anyone is going to be very interested in helping you integrate htmlarea. At any rate, it would involve creating a new datatype, which is tricky.

2. Yep, changing datatypes is a monster of a problem. If you change the type of a field (delete the old one and insert a new one), all the content goes with it. The fields are keyed by ID, not name (identifier).

Someone correct if I'm wrong on point #2, but that's my understanding of it.