How to save

Hi

have a look here http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x ... Script_API and create a FCKeditor_onComplete function that sets the onsubmit like in the example. Then you have to place the editor inside a form. That should work:

Example:

function onSave() {
     alert('juhu!');
     return false;
}
/**
 * called when FCKeditor is done starting..
 * @param {Object} FCKeditor the instance that has
 */ 
function FCKeditor_OnComplete( editorInstance ){
    editorInstance.LinkedField.form.onsubmit = onSave;
}

How would this be implemented using CKEDITOR 3.0b2

Yes, how the heck is saving done?? I don't get it, I've gone through pages and pages in this forum without success.

Currently, I am saving the HTML of the fckEditor on every Page_Load, as the 'Save' button submits the form. However, this seems juvenile and unprofessional.
How can I utilize something like the __doPostBack function where I can pass in the Id and Argument so that I can retrieve these values in the code behind and test for them properly?
I want to click save on the save icon in the toolbar and have it postback to the server with a saveId and/or specific argument that I can look for to tell when the 'save' button has been clicked. I've read several posts similar to this, but it seems no-one is able to actually do it.

I get that the 'save' button is simply a submit button. I can see in the fckConfig.js file where the form is submitting:

FCKSaveCommand.prototype.Execute = function() {
    var A = FCK.GetParentForm();
    if (typeof (A.onsubmit) == 'function') {
        var B = A.onsubmit();
        if (B != null && B === false) return;
    };
    if (typeof (A.submit) == 'function') A.submit();
    else A.submit.click();
};

Yeah i get that can change the A.submit to call my own function to perform the postback.
However, when i substitue the A.submit to use __doPostBack('myIdOfTheCtrlHere', 'myArgumentHere'), the __doPostBack function is unrecognized.

Help please.

The submit button is simply acting as submit the form, it's designed for those forms without an explicit submit button and you can customize the submitting by assigning an 'onsubmit' on the form element, Not sure if this helps:

 youform.onsubmit = function()
{
  return yourCustomProcessingResult; // A 'false' will prevent editor from submitting the form.
}

Yes, but...what if I have other things on that page that submit to the page that the fckEditor is on? This doesn't make sense to me. Because, I don't have a clear way to identify if the save button ON THE fckEditor was actually clicked. Right? What am I missing?