ND EditorSwitch 

Version
1.3 (last update on Apr 6, 2009)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
33
Favoured
65
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
14999
Date Added
4 September 2008
Changes:
1.3 - Bugfix Release (J!1.5.10+ Installer issues)
1.2 - Bugfix Release
1.1 - AJAX Version
1.0 - First version
byrmeijer on August 8, 2009
Simply Great... a must have for each administrator!
Thanks!
Thanks!
byyamamoto on March 9, 2009
Al last! Someone who listened my prayers! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! This is a real time saver and I think that it's a "must-be" in Joomla toolbar.
byobrignoni on February 27, 2009
I love it! I change the editor while i'm editing an article and it's changed as soon as i refresh the page. No more going to the Global Settings. I'll add this to my list of "must have" extensions and all my projects. Would be even better if it worked in the Front End Article Submission Layout.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
bykenmcd on February 11, 2009
One of those favorite admin helpers which I install on every site at the beginning.
Great idea.
Thanks.
Great idea.
Thanks.
bylaine on February 9, 2009
Wonderful small little tool....works perfectly! Thanks!
bywolfix on January 21, 2009
This should be a standard feature in Joomla; at least an Editor's Pick.
ND EditorSwitch saves me a lot of time because JCE destroys my Flash objects and I have to go into 'No Editor' mode a lot.
Thanks for a great Extension.
wolfix
ND EditorSwitch saves me a lot of time because JCE destroys my Flash objects and I have to go into 'No Editor' mode a lot.
Thanks for a great Extension.
wolfix
bysgaughan on October 5, 2008
This is a good addition to the administrative interface.
One problem relates to WysiwygPro. It has additional plugins that are necessary to operate the editor but aren't used day-to-day. The drop down menu lists everything, including the "DO NOT USE" plugins.
The issue does not occur for TinyMCE or JCE.
Other than the WysiwygPro annoyance, this is a good component.
One problem relates to WysiwygPro. It has additional plugins that are necessary to operate the editor but aren't used day-to-day. The drop down menu lists everything, including the "DO NOT USE" plugins.
The issue does not occur for TinyMCE or JCE.
Other than the WysiwygPro annoyance, this is a good component.
Owner's reply
Sorry, we don't have WysiwygPro here to verify, but it seems more an editor misuse of the Joomla framework than a bug of our component.
They use an human readable string ("DO NOT USE") in the element title to let users never choose their plugins... but this is not the right way of working!
This is how we get the list of the editors: "SELECT element,name FROM #__plugins WHERE folder = 'editors' AND published = 1"... exactly in the same way used by the Joomla API to find the list of the editors...
byJosh Lewis on September 25, 2008
Very very useful admin module! I often times find my self switching back and forth, but now I have a solution! Thank you very much for sharing! Cheers Josh Lewis.
bythepcman on September 20, 2008
This is a must have for all Joomla users. I wonder why this is not a core function.
Great job and thanks for making it free.
Great job and thanks for making it free.
bystefan1609 on September 6, 2008
Thanks alot for this cool tool. Make working much easier!
Owner's reply
New 1.1 version, AJAX based, should be easier than before!
byafeinstein on September 5, 2008
Awesome. Worked like a charm in under a minute. No need for two admin accounts, to avoid having to change editor settings. Hopefully this will be integrated into Joomla later on. Thanks!







