One of my customers requires an application to update content in its web site, I was thinking in a WYSIWYG, Word Like, HTML editor for the ease of use, any suggestions?

dreamwaver mx of course

or use RSS AND a parser php like CARP

Write a RSS feed and Craps will update and translate to your site in a php page , that's the way depend what tou what tou want to do really

Thanks, how can i generate the RSS feed?
What can you suggest about online web browser based WYSIWYG HTML editor?

No one

If you to set up a web site use a good tool first and learn

Dreamwaver is quite easy and there is a lot of lessons tutorial anf forum like here to help you
without to be a professionnal you do something that can make you happy

if you really want to do online , use free hosting which have online tools like

If you are a novice that's not a good start but be interesting in.

If not , you could use Rssbuilder , easy and simple.

you write some articles and rssbuilder generate a file like rss.xml

This is your FEED rss

and if you go to my yahoo , there a way to see it
there is also online tool to read it and as well program.

Just to suggest a very professionnal Wed Design Company ,
Xp design , Clean and elegant design . They designed my web

http://www.consultation-voyance.com
http://www.voyance-chat.com
http://www.voyance-internet.com


They do speak english and french


http://www.referencement-creation-site-internet.com

Originally posted by joseluis
What can you suggest about online web browser based WYSIWYG HTML editor?

How about Amaya http://www.w3.org/Amaya/

sorry i thaught you was a novice
I thaught tou was talking abot online tools like free hosting

that a good suggestion i'm on the way to try this editor

you may consider :

NVU Editor : www.nvu.com

or

check this one :

http://www.eznetedit.com/eznetedit/


or just install an cms for your client.

yeah dreameaver is the best WYIWYG editor ;)

Originally posted by joseluis
What can you suggest about online web browser based WYSIWYG HTML editor?

Here's a nice resource for these beasts:

http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html

The ones I've singled out for various reasons:

http://www.editize.com/index.php?id=1
http://xstandard.com/
http://www.pintexx.com/application/products/development/pinEdit/features.html
http://kupu.oscom.org/
http://www.pawsoft.com/?p=fass/home
http://www.htmlarea.com/

Another Dreamweaver alternative, I've just discovered this one:

http://www.mpsoftware.dk/htmlgate.php

Freeware, well-reviewed.

Thanks a lot for all your suggestions, I'll review the various link you posted

Not so fast! I just came across yet another freeware Dreamweaver alternative, HTML Kit. Judging by the number of downloads, I've been living in a cave!

http://www.chami.com/html-kit/

Here is a few ive come across:

http://www.hexagora.com/home.htm
http://selida.camelon.nl/
http://www.pablovandermeer.nl/web_builder.html

Obviously Dreamweaver... but I've recently tried NVU and would heartily recommend it. Unbelievable features and ease of use for being completely free. I'm recommending it for clients who can't afford Dreamweaver or FrontPage and want something easy to use for editing/changes to their site.

Frontpage believe it or not is the best solution for someone new in my opin! sorry for all those MS haters.

Thanks to all, just for the record I'm looking for Online WYSIWYG Builders for integration with another application,

I've been reviewing several suggestions, also I've found one that has in my opinion a nice cost/benefit combination, http://www.editlet.com
hope you can tell me wath you think

Very nice find, joseluis! At first, I couldn't get it to work with Opera, but then I noticed they have an applet edition. What follows only applies to the applet version.

This product compares directly with Editize. I've found the other Java-applet editors cost a bundle, but Editlet isn't much more expensive than Editize. For the money, the choice between the two depends on which one suits your specific needs more closely.

The feature Editize sports that appears to be lacking on Editlet is a code-view tab to directly edit HTML as an alternative to WYSIWYG mode. If your customer knows how to code HTML, I would give the nod to Editize, which also allows this feature to be disabled and is made by SitePoint, which is an operation web developers are familiar with.

Both products are licensed per-domain, supporting unlimited users, which is a plus. What I suggest is installing both. They each allow a test drive, and both function as a replacement for TEXTAREA, so they'll work with any CMS. Give the customer the option of choosing which interface they feel more comfortable with, purchase it and uninstall the other.

Thanks BigBison, I've just found another tool that is released under a BSD Style License, it is a WYSIWYG Online HTML Editor as well, it is less feature packed but it's pretty nice and free.

http://www.dynarch.com/projects/htmlarea/
HTMLArea, the Web-based editor

I definitely will use this tool in the custom app I am bulding.