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Visual Format Editor

Anneb

Is there a way to set Visual Format Editor to generate html code to a specific standard?

Our web standards dictate that all pages should be coded to the XHTML 1.0 standard, however the code that is generated by VFE right now does not meet that standard.

Thanks!
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Migrateduser

You and I are almost in the same boat - as I'm trying to take data from a VFE and customize it to our XML styles - I did find an article which may be a start to what we both want to accomplish:

http://devnet.interwoven.com/site.fcgi/techlib/048823

MattP

The new version of ewebeditpro supports xhtml. I am not sure about IWOVs support of using v 3.0.
See Site
http://www.ektron.com/ewebeditpro.cfm

Highlights of Ektron eWebEditPro:

Leading browser-based WYSIWYG editor on the market
International language support
XHTML compliance
Netscape and Internet Explorer support
Offers three levels of control over processing of Microsoft Word content
Ability to perform editing functions directly within Microsoft Word 2000
Integrates easily into any Web page
Compatible with any dynamic server—no direct database connection
Developer API using JavaScript objects—properties, methods, and events—lets developers extend and add their own features
Starting at just US$299—less than $30 per user!
See complete feature overview

Migrateduser

According to a source at Interwoven, we can use eWebEditPro from Extron under the licensing agreement from Interwoven, provided we only use it in the Templating UI.

- Jason