Hugh -- I've reworked my Javascript so that the main window's code can retrieve the HTML from the TinyMCE editor inside the iframe.
Attached are the two source files. I'll repeat my instructions below so you don't have to dig back to the original message To use, fix the path to qooxdoo.js in TinyMCE_example.html and the path to TinyMCE in tinymce.html In TinyMCE_example.html, I define a QxIframe to reference tinymce.html, which has the code to initialize TinyMCE. I added a QxButton to the page. The event handler for this button calls a function called getHTML() that I defined in tinymce.html. This function communicates with the TinyMCE to get the contents. In this way, the QX code in TinyMCE_example.html can use the contents of the editor. Note that tinymce.html also contains some code to auto-resize the editor as the QxIframe is resized. I don't know if there's a cleaner way to accomplish this, but this seems fairly robust, and it keeps a very clean delineation between the QX code and the TinyMCE code. Jason Priebe CBC New MediaTitle: TinyMCE Test
This is some content that will be editable with TinyMCE.
