How to add a button that enables the user to insert a link in a textarea located in the front-end?

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I’m using the following plugin:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/question-and-answer-forum/

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It as a textarea which enables the user to post a question. The author told me how to allow html on it.

But I was wondering how to add a buttons which enables the user to use html, say, attaching a link to a word (like you do here at StackExchange sites).

I think the same should apply to commenting forms.

Any suggestions?

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  1. It’s a JavaScript editor just like the one used in a new/edit post/page editor
    only here the editor is:

    WMD-Editor (i think)

    and WordPress uses an editor named: TinyMCE

    In both cases it’s a matter of attaching the editor to a textarea. you can use Dean’s FCKEditor For WordPress which uses the powerful WYSIWYG CKeditor
    and integrates it into the comments textarea.

    Update
    i just saw this http://c.hadcoleman.com/wordpress-plugins/wmd-editor-wordpress-plugin/ which is just what you need.