I am making a web application. Part of it includes the automatic creation of text documents (letters). These documents must be opened by the end user and then stored on the server after editing is completed.
I tried using webdav for this, but the only browser I could run the word on (using active-x) was IE. I also found a plugin for firefox, but for Chrome I could not find a way that worked.
Next, I thought about getting clients to map the drive to webdav (or similar), and then suggest the files as files: // ..., but this only works if the webpage is on the local machine.
Before resorting to the ditch word (customers don’t like it) and using CKEditor or TinyMCE, is there any other way?
In short, I would like to have links to a document on a page that, when clicked, opens with a word, but the file must remain deleted - and then when it is saved, it deletes the file that is being updated.
I also looked at Zoho, but it can be very expensive for this project, plus I don’t think it can be marked in white, and also looks a bit old-fashioned, UI wise.
Maybe Sharepoint can do what I need? I didn’t look so much. I also thought about making a client application to run in the system tray and deal with things.
Word - CKEditor/TinyMCE, Word 100%, .
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