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Can't attach event

Last post 09-29-2006, 9:42 AM by vtraag. 3 replies.


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09-28-2006, 5:50 AM 23140

vtraag
Joined on 09-28-2006
Posts 3

Can't attach event

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Hi,

I've tried the code as presented in your Javascript-API example files. My editor is called Editor:

If I try to get the document with the following line of code:

var objDoc = obj_Editor.GetDocument();

I get an error that GetDocument() is undefined.

The reason I want to load this is to attach to an event. I've also tried the following options (gotten by debugging and trying)

  obj_Editor.editdoc.attachEvent('onkeypress', Changed, true);
  obj_Editor.editwin.attachEvent('onkeypress', Changed, true);
  obj_Editor.textarea.attachEvent('onkeypress', Changed, true);
  obj_Editor._frame.attachEvent('onkeypress', Changed, true);

but none of the above options work.

Regards

Vincent Traag

09-28-2006, 1:12 PM 23164 in reply to 23140

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: Can't attach event

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Vincent,

>>My editor is called Editor:

Does it mean you set yout editor ID as "Editor"? Can you post the whole configuration code?

Adam

Getting the CuteEditor Instance

In order to find the active editor, you would type:

// get the cute editor instance. In the following example, I assume your editor ID is : Editor1

var editor1 = obj_Editor1

Getting the Active Editor Document

In order to find the active editor document, you would type:

// get the active editor document

var editdoc = editor1.GetDocument();

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09-29-2006, 9:22 AM 23202 in reply to 23164

vtraag
Joined on 09-28-2006
Posts 3

Re: Can't attach event

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Hi Adam,

My source code in an ASP page is:

editor.ID = editorName
editor.Text = MessageField
editor.FilesPath = "../CuteEditor_Files"
editor.CustomCulture = editor_Culture
editor.AllowUpload = editor_AllowUpload
editor.ImageGalleryPath = editor_ImageGalleryPath
editor.FlashGalleryPath = editor_FlashGalleryPath
editor.MediaGalleryPath = editor_MediaGalleryPath
editor.FilesGalleryPath = editor_FilesGalleryPath
editor.MaxImageSize = editor_MaxImageSize
editor.MaxDocumentSize = editor_MaxImageSize
editor.MaxFlashSize = editor_MaxFlashSize
editor.Width = editor_Width
editor.Height = editor_Height
editor.RemoveServerNamesFromUrl = true
editor.UseRelativeLinks = false
editor.UsePhysicalFormattingTags = true
editor.EnableAntiSpamEmailEncoder = true
editor.EditorBodyStyle = "font:normal 12px arial;"
editor.ConfigurationPath = "../CuteEditor_Files/Configuration/AutoConfigure/Full_noform.config"
editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = "../CuteEditor_Files/example.css"
editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = ""
editor.BreakElement = "Br"
editor.ThemeType = "Office2003"
' Editor.TextAreaStyle = "background-image:{url:\images\asp.jpg};"
editor.Draw()

After this, I read from the documentation that the javascript variable should be available as 'obj_' + editorName

So, then I would like to attach to onkeypress:

Response.Write("<script language=""javascript"" type=""text/javascript"">" & vbCrLf)
Response.Write("var editDoc = obj_" & editorName & ".GetDocument()" & vbCrLf)
Response.Write("editDoc.attachEvent('onkeypress', Changed, true);" & vbCrLf)
Response.Write("</script>" & vbCrLf)

I get an error at the GetDocument() method. As I've stated in my previous post, alternative methods also don't do the trick.

Vincent

09-29-2006, 9:42 AM 23203 in reply to 23202

vtraag
Joined on 09-28-2006
Posts 3

Re: Can't attach event

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I just see I've missed the ';' in the line with the .GetDocument() method. Of course, that's incorrect, and it should read:

Response.Write("var editDoc = obj_" & editorName & ".GetDocument();" & vbCrLf)