• Version 4.61 - Aug 26 2003

  • Version 4.6 - Aug 16 2003
    Major rework:
  • Version 4.5 - Mar 20 2003
    Version 4 series converted to use ColorPad as the color picker for changing font colors highlight colors.

  • Version 4.1 - Jan 16 2003
    Version 4 series places the toolbar to the left of the page. In shareware mode an external javascript is delivered to the toolbar from the contenteditable server and the toolbar runs from a routines file named toolbar.txt. To license, the user downolads a new file named library.txt and replaces toolbar.txt with the new file. Library.txt contains 100% of the code for running the editor.

  • Version 3.1 - Nov 14 2002
    The Toolbar is now delivered at Run-time instead of being installed on the editing server. New Features:

  • Version 2.2 - Oct 28 2002
    Once a user was logged in and displaying a page, if the page contained links to other pages in the domain that the user was not privilaged to edit, user could navigate to those pages and edit them. This upgrade fixed that by doing a final user privilage check for the file they had edited before writing any changes.


  • Version 2 - Oct 25 2002
    All script routines and html pages combined into 1 routines.lib library file. This simplifies installation and allows upgrades to be made by simply replacing routines.lib. New features include:
    1. Up to 10K users per installation
    2. Instead of just a password it uses username and password
    3. Each user can change their password from a new icon on the toolbar
    4. Each user can be assigned privileges to individual pages or to entire folder trees
    5. Each user can be allowed to see different icons on the toolbar
    6. Each user can have their own image folder
    7. The use of cookies for login control has been removed
    8. The editable areas on a page are set up differently. Each area is defined by an open and close tag such as
      <div id=editblock1></div id=editblock1>
      <span id=editblock2></span id=editblock2>
      This accomplishes two things, editing changes only the content between open and close editblocks, allowing SSIs to be used outside of editblocks (version1 overwrote the SSI tag with the SSI's output) and eliminates the possibility that the MSHTML engine in IE would munge the page's HTML code and shift or eliminate an editable block.
  • Version 1 - Oct 1 2002
    Program consists of 4 Perl scripts, 1 external javascript, 4 html pages and 30 button images. Upgrade requires completely new reinstall.