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earn how to build a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text HTML Editor Textarea Replacement for your PHP and MySQL driven applications. In this second video we will script our wysiwyg.js file and code out all of the functions that our HTML form is ready to call. We make use of the execCommand() method in Javascript and all of its Command Identifiers to apply specific formatting we desire to our WYSIWYG editor. Our form is submit using Javascript so we can transfer the data frome our iframe into our textarea for the normal form action to work. The form can also be submit using Ajax if you prefer, then there would be no need to transfer data from the iframe into the textarea. In part 3 we discuss the PHP and MySQL side of things, security, and filtering.

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Source Download - http://www.developphp.com/Flash_tutorials/show_tutorial.php?tid=227 Part 3 fo creating a custom Flash WYSIWYG Rich Text Editor covers creating the Italicize button and functionality.

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In this section of creating our own custom WYSIWYG editor from scratch in Flash ActionScript 3.0, we focus on making it a more solid application and squish some bugs. We also add a custom formatting button and better event listeners.

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earn how to build a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text HTML Editor Textarea Replacement for your PHP and MySQL driven applications. In this first video we will construct our HTML and CSS based form that is ready to send data to a PHP parsing file waiting on our server. We will hide (but keep) our normal textarea element and replace it with an iFrame element. When the page loads into the browser we will use Javascript laid out in the next video to turn the designMode "on" for that iFrame, so people can type into it and compose things.

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Introduction for new series we are about to launch to show the foundation for systems like Wordpress or Joomla. Dynamic PHP and MySQL Content Management System Websites that use Javascript WYSIWYG rich text editors to populate and edit website pages.

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Source Files - http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=322 Playlist for series - http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=11D6E5B9CA126A57 In part 7 we build the page that is responsible for creating new pages into the PHP MySQL system. The form sends the data using a basic textarea. In a nice robust system you would implement a Javascript WYSIWYG Rich Text Editor in place of my textarea. Learn how to build custom content management systems using PHP and MySQL. Cool dynamic basic sites that anyone can edit.

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In this part of the lesson we learn how to script out our magic index page to be smart enough to display all of the data in the system, and all pages. Source Files - http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=322

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Playlist for series - http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=11D6E5B9CA126A57 Source Files - http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=322 Learn how to build custom content management systems using PHP and MySQL. Cool dynamic basic sites that anyone you appoint can edit.

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Source Files - http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=322 In part 8 we create the forms and PHP scripts geared for editing existing pages that have already been made. The user can edit existing pages and we record the last edit date. We use the page ID numbers and a form field for the admin to claim which page they want to modify in this simple system. All of the existing data is queried from MySQL and placed into the form fields automatically to make life easy for the administrator.

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part we add a layer of session security to the website as a whole. We do this so nobody can impersonate another member in the discussion boards. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 1 of a series.

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 2 we show how to establish the forum directory, layout of the index page, and make the MySQL table that hold the forum section details. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 2 of a series.

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 3 we show how to separate the CSS, make php file template regions, and create the important posts table in the database. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 3 of a series.

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 4 we add programming to "section.php" script in order to output a list of threads from that forum section. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 4 of a series.

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 5 we add "new_topic.php" that is the form for creating a new thread or topic in the PHP forum. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com . Download the Source Files: http://www.webintersect.com/source_files.php

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 6 we create the important parsing script that handles parsing all of the forms in the system that take in replies or new threads. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 6 of a 7 part series.

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Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 7 we create the page where the threads are viewed and can be replied to by other members. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 7 of a 7 part series. The End