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Hello,

I have been tasked with locating an HTML/jsp editing tool that 'slurps' pages and allows you to use them (I had no idea what page slurping was until this morning). Anyway, is there an editing tool that can grab a page from a URL and allow you to edit it immediately?

If there is more than one option would anyone be willing to offer mini reviews of each?

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Manny,
How is that different from doing a "save as" in your browser. Or using a Firefox plugin to edit a page in place?
 
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A good question. I guess I did not articulate the requirement as well as I'd thought. The intention is for a tech to look at one of our pages on our site, use some app to load and begin editing it with a nice easy-to-use tool for a non-expert. This precludes the "save as" option as we are supposed to find a tool that is the easiest to use.

Which Firefox plugin allows you to edit a page in place (that sounds ideal)?

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Tim

Originally posted by Jeanne Boyarsky:
Manny,
How is that different from doing a "save as" in your browser. Or using a Firefox plugin to edit a page in place?

 
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