patch to add support for designMode and contentEditable attributes

Ken Kocienda kocienda at apple.com
Fri Oct 17 11:08:56 CEST 2003


We are doing some work in WebCore to add editing. We are at a very 
early stage right now. I can't comment on schedules or release dates, 
but we will be sending patches to this list, so you can track our 
progress in that way if you like. I have looked at your patches to add 
caret navigation and such, and it seems likely there will be overlap 
between our efforts if we do not coordinate at some point. Perhaps as 
time goes by, and more patches flow through the list, it might make 
sense to coordinate our efforts at some level.

Should you continue your work? I cannot say. Given that we cannot 
provide any guarantees about features or schedules, you may want to 
continue your work in the hope that you can attain your goals with 
greater assurance as to the outcome.

- Ken

On Oct 14, 2003, at 4:02 PM, Leo Savernik wrote:

> Am Dienstag, 14. Oktober 2003 22:08 schrieb Ken Kocienda:
>> This patch adds support for designMode and contentEditable attributes.
>> This patch probably has an amount of overlap with some work Leo
>> Savernik has done recently with caret navigation and tracking 
>> inherited
>> attributes that have to do with editing. At this time, I did not
>> attempt to resolve these differences.
>
> It overlaps indeed. I introduced -khtml-user-input, somewhat 
> resembling CSS 3,
> so I don't have to rely on proprietary attributes (the contenteditable
> attribute is to be emulated by css). I will certainly merge the ecma
> bindings, but after 3.2 so webpages don't get confused by 
> half-implemented
> features.
>
> Does this actually mean WebCore has working html editing code? If yes 
> please
> tell me, then I'll abandon my work on designMode immediately.
>
> mfg
> 	Leo
>
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