For the last few years I’ve been using the FCKeditor with the CKFinder. It works pretty well, is highly configurable, and has a lot of plugins available.
Recently, I’ve been getting a number of performance complaints. Things like, a very long load time, or buggy issues like the upload button isn’t working. Issues are typically resolved with a refresh. I’m assuming it has something to do with the weight of the application.
Has anyone found something that is better in these regards?
It is (unfortunately for you). There aren’t many (free) feature-complete web-based WYSIWYG editors out there. FCKeditor’s main competitor is TinyMCE. Xinha looks promising though.
small and has required features that works in most situation
250kb only and has image uploader as well
tinymce is around 2mb
only problem with it was while using it jquery it was showing some problem,i solved it using noconflict of jquery…
If you strip out or don’t use the non-activated plugins & themes, and use the minified code, users don’t actually download 2MB worth of stuff for tinyMCE. It’s actually around 250-300k.
ok i tried as well,but i am not 100% sure that it can come down to 250kb looking at their resources(images,files etc)…for that may be programmer will need to make a deep research …
by the way is there any 250kb tinymce for download somewhere?
I just checked a webapp where I’m using TinyMCE. Using the Firefox FireBug plugin’s Net tab, the total filesize transfered for all the TinyMCE files (including JS files, CSS files, and image files) was 256.9KB. That’s including the “inline popups” and “paste text/word” plugins, which are active.
The biggest problem I have is actually with the ckfinder. That’s the one that gets the most complaints. How is tinyMCE with image uploading/management? Do you use the $20 add-on plug-in.
I’m checking the size of the fckeditor. It looks to be around 355k for the whole package, but the weird thing is that it never stops loading.