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