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CoderMCE Pluginplugin
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Developer:thinkPond.org Version:2.0.8c (Updated 624 days ago)
E-mail:- Compatibility:Compatible with Joomla! 1.0
Views: 16,445 License:
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Date Added:Nov 24, 2006
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CoderMCE
CoderMCE is a Joomla editor for programmers, featuring a WYSIWYG syntax coloring source code editor for technical content and spell checking. It comprises TinyMCE and Maxime Lardenois' insertcode plugin. TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control. The insertcode plugin performs WYSIWYG source code editing and Geshi-based syntax coloring within TinyMCE.

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Easy to use with good-looking results by gerrit_hoekstra, July 18, 2007
A slight pain to install because you have to modify your Joomla template to include a special CSS file. Can this be made better I wonder?

Number of languages are limited. The quick fix for me was to download GeShi and copy from there my desired language files into this bot's directory and update the bot's config.php file. Suggest including all GeShi language files and allow the user on installation to choose the languages that may be required - there are 86 languages in GeSHi to choose from, so you don't want a pull-down list every time you edit code.

With this in place, I think that we will have a killer Joomla bot.


Great to have to show source code by Kevlar, April 28, 2007
If you want to add code to your articles, it's great to have a native solution. Before I used outside programs, but it works well. The interface is the same than tinyMCE but adds the insertcode plugin by Maxime Lardenois.