Hi.
I have just put up this great editor at one of my homepages. I know, the simple use of just calling the functions from å plaine php file is easy and straight forward.
The problem that occured, was when I tried to store my php-FCK-object in my own session routine. In details: I assigned a FCK object to a variable in my Control Object stored in the php-Session.
Like this: $_SESSION[AUTH]->workbench->editor->fckeditor->CreateHtml();
When I "echo" this from my php file directly, I actually works like it should. No problem at all.
The odd thing is when I call the fckeditor->CreateHtml(); from the editor object, It failes.
Specific:
$this->fckeditor->CreateHtml(); // failes
Anybody that have a clue why this is happening? I think I have checked all the blog post I could find at gogle without finding the answer. Maybe I missed something basic?
Regards
I have just put up this great editor at one of my homepages. I know, the simple use of just calling the functions from å plaine php file is easy and straight forward.
The problem that occured, was when I tried to store my php-FCK-object in my own session routine. In details: I assigned a FCK object to a variable in my Control Object stored in the php-Session.
Like this: $_SESSION[AUTH]->workbench->editor->fckeditor->CreateHtml();
When I "echo" this from my php file directly, I actually works like it should. No problem at all.
The odd thing is when I call the fckeditor->CreateHtml(); from the editor object, It failes.
Specific:
$this->fckeditor->CreateHtml(); // failes
Anybody that have a clue why this is happening? I think I have checked all the blog post I could find at gogle without finding the answer. Maybe I missed something basic?
Regards