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I'll do that for you, no problem.

Please contact me via my website

HtmlEntities (it is included in the Xinha package) is a remedy when you are NOT using UTF-8. It should really be no problem at all when you use UTF-8, that's what it's for, isn't it?

Please make shure
1. you use the same charset in both the page where the editor is embedded AND where the  text is displayed
2. Your server may be configured to send chareset headers which may be different than UTF-8 (AddDefaultCharset directive in Apache)

Stunning! Safari 2 was missing some vital js stuff (e.g. selection handling if I recall right). may they have improved this. Safari support would be real hot

Unless you want to change all your content to UTF-8, you might want to try the HtmlEntities plugin

Of course there are. Best is you install a subversion client (e.g. http://tortoise.tigris.org ) and checkout the svn repository at http://svn.xinha.python-hosting.com/trunk/

Yes, that's how I imagined it.

Well, I don't even know when I will have the time to do it

When you have any questions (and you will ), I will be glad to help you, e.g. at #xinha.

Please see http://xinha.python-hosting.com/ticket/1028

Look at plugin SmartReplace, which does just this.

You could wrap it in a span with some class

The ContextMenu plugin could be extended to to have a kind of API for other plugins.

Surely some JS skills and work involved. Just try it out

Incidently im planning on a Spellchecker plugin that works just like this

The Linker plugin requires PHP. simple_example.html works because it doesn't load the Linker

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1. You cannot use the dot syntax to access object properties by a variable; instead use the following syntax

xinha_editors[editorID]

2. You should not use getHTML()/setHTML directly, but rather

xinha_editors.yourEditor.setHTML(xinha_editors.yourEditor.inwardHtml(html))
xinha_editors.yourEditor.outwardHtml(xinha_editors.yourEditor.getHTML())

or as of realease 0.93, for convenience

var html = xinha_editors.yourEditor.getEditorContent();
xinha_editors.yourEditor.setEditorContent(html);

(this is the same as above, integrated in one function)

3. Why on earth do you want to escape the content??

theoretically there is no limit, but at some you will notice that it takes really long to get the HTML (when saving/switching modes)

No, the editor itself is pure JavaScript that is executed inside the browser (Mozilla/IE). But there are some plugins that use PHP to do things on the server