This does not work for me. I am using firefox 2.0.0.3. I found that if I capture the form.submit method and rewrite it with one that creates a submit button and simulates a click I can get this to work, but it seems a poor solution. I saw that in the IE code you are storing the from.submit in a variable called form_submit. then rewriting the ...

I was having the same problem, for me the problem was caused by the way we store elements in the database. We replace '' with #34 I had to convert the #34 back to '' before passing this value to the editor. Once I did that the problem was fixed.

Okay, it looks like the editor can't pick up on javascript submiting the form. I am currently submiting my forms with form.submit();. If I change to using a submit button the editor will submit the correct information.  However for technical reasons I can't do this. Is their another work around?Thanks

I am having the same problem. I have an editor, that will not pass the html contents into the form element. I have run some debuging and it passes the correct vaule into this.textarea.value in the function SyncToHidden. But when I try and access this form submission in asp, I do not get the correct value.If I click over to html view before I ...