I love TinyMCE. It’s extremely easy to integrate and best of all, it’s open source and thus free.
Some time ago, something stumped my co-worker and I about TinyMCE. We were working on a blog application that included an HTML editor. Along with the editor, we wanted to give the users a chance to upload pictures with their posting. But looking at the general structure of TinyMCE, we realized that TinyMCE was not built to accommodate multiple users (I might be wrong here, but it’s didn’t seem possible without purchasing MCImageManager). In our application, each user has the ability to upload his own images and should not have access to the rest of the images uploaded by other registered users.
