Hi ,
This is naveen, we are using FCKeditor in my project. it is working fine IE. But when i am trying to test in Mozill(3.0). If i eidit the text area and click on save button in code behind page i am geeting old value only.
Eg:-
i have property LongDesc
formload
{
LongDesc ="Hello sir";
ctlFCKEditor.value = LongDesc;
}
btnSaveClick()
{
LongDesc = ctlFCKEditor.value ;
//If i check longdesc value same "Hello sir" even though i have edit that value to "Hello madam". This is working fine in IE. please let me know any one knows solution for this issue.
}
Thanks
Naveen M
This is naveen, we are using FCKeditor in my project. it is working fine IE. But when i am trying to test in Mozill(3.0). If i eidit the text area and click on save button in code behind page i am geeting old value only.
Eg:-
i have property LongDesc
formload
{
LongDesc ="Hello sir";
ctlFCKEditor.value = LongDesc;
}
btnSaveClick()
{
LongDesc = ctlFCKEditor.value ;
//If i check longdesc value same "Hello sir" even though i have edit that value to "Hello madam". This is working fine in IE. please let me know any one knows solution for this issue.
}
Thanks
Naveen M
Re: FCKEditor is working for IE but not for Mozilla.
Finally i got solution for this ...
please find the follwoing blog one our frnd posted this....
here is actual link http://jlcoady.net/aspnet/fckeditor-wor ... pdatepanel
Easy way to get FCKEditor to work inside an ASP.Net AJAX UpdatePanel
By Josh | March 30, 2007
The Problem
I had a MultiLine TextBox inside an UpdatePanel and I wanted that TextBox to have rich editing capabilities so I chose FCKEditor. But, now when I do a partial PostBack, the TextBox doesnt retain it value.
An Initial Solution
So, I searched for a solution to this problem and found this post, but it seemed like more of a hack than I prefer.
A More Elegant Solution
As it turns out, there is a much simpler way hinted at in the FCKEditor wiki:
private void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs args)
{
Page.ClientScript.RegisterOnSubmitStatement(
editor.GetType(),
"editor",
"FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance('" + editor.ClientID + "').UpdateLinkedField();");
}
If you have multiple FCKEditors, you need to apply this solution to each one:
private void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs args)
{
Page.ClientScript.RegisterOnSubmitStatement(
editor1.GetType(),
"editor1",
"FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance('" + editor1.ClientID + "').UpdateLinkedField();");
Page.ClientScript.RegisterOnSubmitStatement(
editor2.GetType(),
"editor2",
"FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance('" + editor2.ClientID + "').UpdateLinkedField();");
}
One Small Problem
There is one small issue with this solution, however—there will be JavaScript errors if you hide the TextBox during a partial PostBack.
For example, if you have a three step form: edit, review, and then publish. On the edit step the TextBox is shown and you enter and style your rich text, then you click the review button and this causes a partial PostBack which removed the TextBox and shows a preview of the text you enterred. When you click the publish button there will be a JavaScript error because the Textbox is no longer visible.
The Final Solution
To solve this problem and come to an elegant, working solution I just needed to add in some basic error checking. Since the JavaScript was getting a little more complex, I decided to move the main work into a .js file:
function FCKUpdateLinkedField(id)
{
try
{
if(typeof(FCKeditorAPI) == "object")
{
FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance(id).UpdateLinkedField();
}
}
catch(err)
{
}
}
And the page code now looks like:
private void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs args)
{
Page.ClientScript.RegisterOnSubmitStatement(
editor.GetType(),
"editor",
"FCKUpdateLinkedField('" + editor.ClientID + "');");
}
Re: FCKEditor is working for IE but not for Mozilla.
it mostly seemed to occur when submitting the form too early... it seemed that the FCKEditorAPI was not ready
My only question now is (to understand) why the FCKEDitorAPI is not defined?? because the scripts are not loaded yet... or something else.