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Hi Experts,<br />
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Can anyone recommend an easy to use plugin that I can use in a web application to allow the user enter RTF, but not necessary images, etc. As well, I don't want the user to see the HTML tags, just the format.<br />
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Additionally, as it will be hard to show the user true character count that represents the size of the database field due to the hidden html tags, does MySQL has a unlimited memo field? If not how would I represent &quot;&lt;b&gt;test&lt;/b&gt;&quot; as 4 characters when in the database you will take up 11 characters?
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Hi Experts,

Can anyone recommend an easy to use plugin that I can use in a web application to allow the user enter RTF, but not necessary images, etc. As well, I don't want the user to see the HTML tags, just the format.

Additionally, as it will be hard to show the user true character count that represents the size of the database field due to the hidden html tags, does MySQL has a unlimited memo field? If not how would I represent "<b>test</b>" as 4 characters when in the database you will take up 11 characters?

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