The 'save' button could be seen as a 'send to the server and exit the editor' button...at least that's the behaviour I thought it would have.
The save plugin says that it tries to submit the form, or execute the click() method on the submit button to submit the form.
Uh...what form? I have a bunch of divs with text in them. I have use jquery to set up a click handler on these divs with a class of 'edittable' in them:
So do I have to put a form in each div? Is it easier to interface with jeditable on top of this?
Thanks,
-Ken
The save plugin says that it tries to submit the form, or execute the click() method on the submit button to submit the form.
Uh...what form? I have a bunch of divs with text in them. I have use jquery to set up a click handler on these divs with a class of 'edittable' in them:
$('.edittable').click( function() {
$(this).ckeditor();
myeditor = $(this).ckeditorGet();
myeditor.on('blur',function() {
alert(myeditor.getData());
if (myeditor) {
myeditor.destroy();
myeditor=null;
}
});
So do I have to put a form in each div? Is it easier to interface with jeditable on top of this?
Thanks,
-Ken

Re: [SOLVED]Any examples on how to use the 'save' button?
http://blog.amps211.com/this-is-me-professing-my-love-for-jquery-and-how-i-got-ckeditor-working-with-jeditable/