Yesterday I implemented what I call a DynamicPane.  This sucker basically will allow a user to have a webpage that will show information, and administrators will be able to click and edit that page, and then directly save it by clicking on a save button.  It's almost like cheating!  Using that FCKEditor, the process really reminds me a lot of FrontPage.  And while I don't have that much experience with FrontPage, you can directly edit, position, design right through the WYSIWYG editor and then just hit save.

I know this is going to be a hit for other people that want this sort of functionality.

Problems:

I'm a little anal when it comes to standards and font look and feel.  When you allow someone that has no idea to go through and edit, they can put in whatever font they want at whatever size.  It also uses the crappy font tags, which could potentially void the css I've written to control the look and feel of that page.  Oh well...sometimes functionality outweights my anal agenda.

Images...if you copy and paste from a word doc or another webpage it'll take the paths of the images from them.  c:\myImage.jpg probably doesn't exist on everyone's machine so it could potentially cause problems with images not loading correctly.  This is something I will have to work out when I train the user on how to work with it.

Summary:

All and all, this is a great addition to the framework that I've already built.