Since I started attending seminars with the great Italian coach Patrizio Paoletti, I have been trying to discover the keys that stand behind success stories. Whether it's a small change of habit, the way of a poor man to richness or helping mankind.

Last week I came across such an idea which I sense has more to, than what I understand and will present here.

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Today I had to create an XML with ~ 7000 records.

The first role looked like this:


Controller
def all_articles
@articles = Article.find_all
render :layout => false
end

View - articles.rxml
xml.instruct! :xml, :version => '1.0'
xml.root do
xml.articles do
@articles.each do |article|
xml.article do
xml.id article.id
xml.title article.title
end
end
end
end

I tried FckEditor and TextileEditorHelper and found that they were not easy to integrate with Rails. In this screencast I will show you how easy it is to integrate a rich html editor using TinyMce editor.

 You will also get an introduction to how to use Piston to manage plugins.