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Topics: An explanation of how to invoke HTML online editors and how to use them
Author: Nwpuwolf (Baoyu)
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Forum: ASP
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Number of replies: 25
Publish Time: 2002-10-4 15:37:49



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The HTML online editor does not need to know how to use Dreamweaver, and it uses Word to use this editor, which is very useful in the article system or in Web programs that require text editing in a news system.
But how do I embed an HTML editor into a Web page and how do I get the data inside?!
First we assume that the HTML online editor we are going to call is placed on a separate page with the filename gledit.htm.
The HTML online editor has two basic methods of calling
One, using object invoke:
1. How to embed HTML editor in Web pages: We add the following HTML code where we need to embed: <object id=doc_html data= "gledit.htm" width=530 height=320 X-scriptlet viewastext></object>
The object tag inside the data received is what we want to call the online editor page path, ID is we call the object ID, followed by the editor in the data to use this ID. Width and height are the height and width of the editor.
2, how to get the data in the HTML editor: all the content to be submitted we are placed in a form, also using the object called Editor also placed in this form, and we can set a hidden text area (<textarea name= "content" The style= "Display:none" ></textarea> or <input type= "hidden" name= "Content" >) is used to temporarily save data for the HTML online editor at the time of submission. Because the content of object in the form is not directly available in the ASP or jsp,php, we must use the hidden text area to get the data. We copy the contents of the object into the hidden text area while the form is submitted. The detailed code is as follows:
<script language= "JavaScript" >
function Checkform ()