[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread Mike Alsup
Glad to help and glad that it's working now. Cheers! Mike Mike, you're a genius, thanks. I should have spotted that! - It works now. Thanks again, that's made my day! (and I've learned some stuff.) Cheers. Matt.

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread imatts
Mike, you're a genius, thanks. I should have spotted that! - It works now. Thanks again, that's made my day! (and I've learned some stuff.) Cheers. Matt. malsup wrote: > > > Ooops. This is obviously wrong: > >> if (a[i].name = 'editor') { > > It should be: > >

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread imatts
Mike. Thanks again for the reply! I can see what you're doing with this code, and I was sure it would work, but for some reason it doesn't?! No errors, just left with the same default text again. In fact I added alert(a[i].value); to your function just to make sure it was working, and yes, it doe

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread Mike Alsup
Ooops. This is obviously wrong: if (a[i].name = 'editor') { It should be: if (a[i].name == 'editor') { Mike

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread Mike Alsup
Hi Matt, I don't know anything about the FCKeditor (but somehow it seems inappropriate to say its name out loud at work), so I can't imagine why it isn't working on the first pass. However, you can "force" its data w/o modifying the plugin by doing something like this (assuming the element *nam

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread imatts
Hi Mike. Thanks for your reply. Just modifying the test in the editor and then clicking submit. The code is very simple: // prepare the form when the DOM is ready $(document).ready(function() { var options = { target: '#output1', // target element(s) to be updated with server respo

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-30 Thread Mike Alsup
imatts, I'm not sure I understand. Are you manually modifying text in the editor and then clicking the submit button? Or are you modifying the text via JavaScript? Could you post a page that demonstrates the problem? Mike I've just noticed that if I submit the form again without changing a

[jQuery] Re: JQuery, Form plugin and FCKeditor

2007-04-29 Thread imatts
I've just noticed that if I submit the form again without changing anything, the modified text is picked up in the $_POST array, on the second try. Now I'm wondering if there's a way to simulate this update of the input data before sending the form, so that it has the correct data on the first at