A page instantiates two ueditor editors, but the same birth has a different destiny.

Today, there is a strange problem, there is a project need to display two Ueditor editor on the same page, in the presentation without any problems, but when the "save" button is wrong, there is one of the ueditor in ASP. NET can not get the value of the editor, then the code is this:

First Ueditor <script type= "Text/plain" id= "Editorvalue" ><asp:literal id= "ltlcontent" runat= "Server" > </asp:literal></script>//second Ueditor<script type= "Text/plain" id= "Editorcontact" ><asp: Literal id= "ltlcontact" runat= "Server" ></asp:literal></script>//instantiate <script type= "text/ JavaScript ">          var UE = new UE.ui.Editor ({});          var uecontact = new UE.ui.Editor ({});          Ue.render (' Editorvalue ');             Uecontact.render (' editorcontact ');    </script>        

The result is that editorcontact the content of this editor cannot be retrieved by request.params["Editorcontact", but the first ueditor is normal, why? Code is the same, but the name is not the same is the same birth has a different fate?

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I'm trying to change the name of the ID. The problem is still unable to get the content of the editor, finally I added a property in the second editor ueditor the problem is solved. :(

The way is:

Add the Name property to the second Baidu editor

Final code:

The first <script type= "Text/plain" id= "Editorvalue" ><asp:literal id= "ltlcontent" runat= "Server" without the Name property > </asp:literal></script>//the second ueditor<script with the name attribute type= "Text/plain" id= "Editorcontact" Name= " Editorcontact "><asp:literal id=" ltlcontact "runat=" Server ></asp:Literal></script>

Actually in the code world also has such unfair treatment, really confused AH ~ ~ ~

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Original link: http://www.cnblogs.com/samlin/p/editor_without_name_attribute.html

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One page instantiates two ueditor editors, but the same birth has a different destiny