WYSIWYG saving ALL HTML code

mfacer

Hi,

I have already create a WYSIWYG editor which opens the HTML file to be edited.. the problem comes when I try to write the file correctly...

I use:

$fp = @fopen("temp.htm","w");
$content = stripslashes($content);
fwrite($fp, $content);
fclose($fp);

this adds the page which has been updated.. the problem is that I cannot get the editor to save ALL the html. It seems to cut out the <HEAD></HEAD> part.. I need this as I have Javascript in the page.... but when the page is saved, it gets rid of it.

I use the following function to save the HTML in the editor:

function savedocument()
{
htmtext=iView.document.body.innerHTML;
iView.document.body.innerText=htmtext;
document.saveform.content.value=iView.documentElement.outerHTML;
}

that is supposed to return all the HTML in the iFrame (the editor) window.. but only returns the MAIN html..ie: not the <head> tags...

PLEEEAAASSSSE help!
Thanks!!

Matt Facer,
Manchester (UK)

bastien

javascript functions do not need to sit in between the <head> tags. you can place them anywhere on the page. I occasionally place mine in the end of a page.

hth

bastien

theslinky

Hi,

I've had the exact same problem when building dynamic content management systems!

Unfortunately, i haven't found a solution to it yet. I think an iFrame doesn't have any head,title,etc properties, so it doesn't read/retain those header properties.

You can do this: when you open a file, parse out the headers and store it in a hidden variable so that when the person is done editing and submits the form, the headers are still retained.

I'm pretty sure there is a way to get all HTML. Have you tried looking in MSDN at the microsoft site? If i find anything, i'll email you or, better yet, post it here.

-sridhar