Vbulletin WYSIWYG editor question :(

ParaSnake · 11-17-2005

Hello,i hope bioRUST have members that known about VBB enoug to helps me out of this problem.

You guys may know the WYSIWYG editor from VBB,i use it in a simple form , but when i click submit,i notice it goes wrong,VBB`s editor use DIV tag instead of textarea to be HTML area ><

If its still unclear,heres the code for Internet Explorer : [ Check the file attached ]

See the "explorer text area" section(use find to find it pls) ?
I`ve put a tes on it :

if($_POST['submit_a']) {
print_r($_POST)."<BR>";
}

to output $_POST value,but i got nothing from the HTML area

pls help me........

**Man1c M0g** · 11-17-2005

OMG! This is seriously complex and buggers up the CODE tags. Any chance you can just pop it in a HTML/PHP file as an attachment?

ParaSnake · 11-18-2005

Yup,both the [php] and the [code] tag contains bug,i though it was my codes

I`ve attached the file,and if someone need the javascript included in the file to helps me solve this problem,just notice and i will upload them later

ParaSnake · 11-22-2005

To simplified the question,pls help me :
How can i get data from a Div tag like this :
<DIV CONTENTEDITABLE STYLE="height: 40%; width: 60%;" id="a"></DIV>

Example :

PHP Code:


			


<?

if($_POST[submit]) {

        echo $_POST[a];exit;

}

?>

<form method=post action=''>

<DIV CONTENTEDITABLE STYLE="height: 40%; width: 60%;" id="a">Heading 1 </DIV>

<input type=submit name=submit value="go">

</form>

when i cliced "Go",nothing happened,pls help me

scrowler · 11-23-2005

action="" maybe?

is <div contenteditable> how the new vbulletin editor works? i've been wondering. that's pretty awesome!

ParaSnake · 11-23-2005

action="" is the same as action='' for sure

<div contenteditable> <-- this is work,you could take a try by viewing bioRUST source,even tinyMCE and FCKeditor work with DIV.

Somebody has told me to use innerHTML,hope this work....

Order · 11-23-2005

Div will not send as a form element, it is not a form tag at all. You will have to use javascript to get what is inside the div tag and save it to a form element..

Code:

function getDivContent()
{
   var divObj = document.getElement("a");
   alert("divObj.innerHTML");
}

Then

Code:

<input type="button" value="What is in Div" onClick="getDivContent();">

Messy, but usable. I cannot guarantee the code, but it should work, maybe a few small javascript errors, but simple enough to get how to do it, and read up on using DOM in javascript.

ParaSnake · 11-24-2005

Thx Order,its my fault that i havent read through the given javascript in VBB editor,they have a function that do exactly what did you do above....sorry to annoy you guys :P

Ah,while searching for answer,i found this ,very interesting :
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/kassemi20050606.php3