You'll probably find that most editors have this issue.
When you insert a textarea into the page via an AJAX call, you must
readd that editor to the textareas.
The easiest way is the have some Javascript like this:
function init_wysiwyg_editor() {
# the editor initialize code
}
then on any partial you render via AJAX, make sure it is set to
eval_scripts, and add this at the end of the partial.
<script type="text/javascript">init_wysiwyg_editor();</script>
Regards
Kieran
On Mar 9, 7:57 am, Hans <hans.marmo...@klockholm.se> wrote:
> I uses tiny mce in my rails application successfully, but when I try
> to use it in a form_for on a page that have been loaded by
> link_to_remote tiny mce does not work any more.
> How to solve this problem ?
> Any other html editor that may work in this situation. I tried
> fckeditor, but the problem was the same.
> How about the tiny mce plugin at git://github.com/kete/tiny_mce.gi?
> I am not using the plugin but tiny mce directly.
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