Fairly busy day today, working on both JujuEdit and HTML Editor. Also added a page to the web site, with source code for my implementation of the . If you know anything about encryption you might want to have a quick squiz to check if I’ve overlooked some kind of bleeding obvious security hole.

Things I’ve done to HTML Editor:

• Added support for rejigging links with anchors or delimiters in their URLs. This is so that if one page points at ./foo.html#section_4 and foo.html is renamed to bar.html, then the link will be updated to ./bar.html#section_4
• Added auto targetting of external links. When pages are scanned for links, anything that looks external (like "http://…") is given a target=_blank attribute (unless there is already a target) to force it to open a separate window.
• Put back a kludge to "Jostle" the DHTML control window, whose size kept getting screwed up for no obvious reason.
• Finally sussed out why MS DHTML Control kept killing my copyright symbols (© Alt+169)… it seems that I had neglected to add a Content-Type/charset META Tag to my templates. Now that I have added it, my ©s and hopefully other characters like (™ +153),(“ +147),(” +148),and (• +149) might actually stick around too. It reminds me that HTML Editor does not support UTF-8 properly yet, and UTF8 is the bees knees of text encodings.

Things I’ve done to JujuEdit:

• Have got syntax exporting working really nicely from JujuEdit, allowing very easy creation of hilighted source code, like the following paragraph. The actual HTML code generated can be a little dense with tags, but there’s no more compact way to do it ( would be able to save a few characters, but complicates pasting into another document with its own style definitions)