Hello,
I found an issue about viewing source (Couch 1.4):

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toolbar='custom' custom_toolbar='source'

This code works great for editable regions shown in Admin area, but doesn't work in the new feature inline editing. The button just not shown.

All the other custom_toolbar parameters work great. But when we use CKEditor, the Source button is extremely needed. For example, when apply "blockquote" on "<p>text</p>", the result is "<blockquote><p>text</p></blockquote>" and no way to delete the Paragraph tags exept manually. Also no way to delete unstyled tags..

Also my customers' dreams are about drag-n-drop uploading images (without decoding to Base64 like in CKE), but I tell them this feature is as costly as buying Redactor wisywig.)

Thanks

[KK]

Hi Musman,

This code works great for editable regions shown in Admin area, but doesn't work in the new feature inline editing. The button just not shown.

That, unfortunately, is a feature and not a bug
Makers of CKEditor deliberately chose not to allow the source button in inline mode. As I said in the docs - there are many quirks involved with inline editing. This is one of them.
As a workaround, maybe you could also provide a popup_edit link closeby that shows the editor in its full glory

Also my customers' dreams are about drag-n-drop uploading images

The new file-manager (viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7712) supports drag-n-drop uploading of images. Did you try that?

..(without decoding to Base64 like in CKE)..

Sorry, couldn't get that. Could you expand on that a bit please?

I tell them this feature is as costly as buying Redactor wisywig.

Ask one of them to donate Couch a commercial license and we can have it too

Hello KK,

Yes, of course we use now KCFinder for drag-n-drop images, this is a very nice and useful feature, because you can choose/create a folder for the article's pics.

As for the "feature" with no Source button... I suppose it should be mentioned in Docs anyway.

About Base64 - the current version of CKEditor supports drag-n-drop images (both in Admin or Inline mods), for example in Firefox. When you drag an image from your Desktop into the editable area, the image automatically converts into Base64 encoding. This is good for small pictures without captions, but not good for big images with titles: they become a part of HTML code and are not cacheable, also bad for SEO and searching engines.

I tried to ask them to donate 990usd for including Redactor Maybe sometime I could success. But the personal 99usd license is so much cheaper, and the features for the end-user are not so obvious above CKEditor exept easier image uploading, so..)