Thanks for your help guys, i got it working just using the jquery (using the
new 1.7 zendx jquery) to change all textarea's with class wysiwyg to
fckeditor boxes, as sugested. Didn't use the plugin. easy peasy once
pointed the right way. ta.
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Hi,
I use class attribute to bind FCKeditor to textarea fields.
Example (I use ini files):
; content element
form.elements.content.type = textarea
form.elements.content.options.required = true
form.elements.content.options.label = Content
form.elements.content.options.attribs.class = editor
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 9:11 AM, Marko Korhonen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I use class attribute to bind FCKeditor to textarea fields.
Example (I use ini files):
; content element
form.elements.content.type = textarea
form.elements.content.options.required = true
To follow up my initial post I also resorted to a simple jQuery bind noted
here:
http://www.fyneworks.com/jquery/FCKEditor/
This allows use of FCKEditor and maintains Zend Form validation etc.
David
drj201 wrote:
Hi all,
I want to integrate FCKEditor (WYSIWYG) into a Zend_Form thus
These view helpers are great, thanks.
Is it possible to apply them to form elements within your form classes , eg
Forms_Cms extends Zend_Form
so that zend_form populate and validate still works, but with the fckEditor
functionality too?
Will
gammamatrix wrote:
I created a view helper as
Hi,
In my projects using FCKEditor, I created a View's Helper that renders FCK
Editor.
I just applied or not this helper on a Zend_Form_Element_Textarea to use
FKCeditor.
My View's Helper is :
/**
* Constructor
*
* @access public
*
I created a view helper as well with the option of including extra options:
class Site_View_Helper_FckEditor {
/**
* Creates a form element with FCKEditor.
*
* @param string $name The form
element name
* @param
