This is the offical manual for the NicEdit WYSIWYG Editor. NicEdit is a Lightweight, Cross Platform, Inline Content Editor to allow easy editing of web site content on the fly in the browser. To download it go to http://nicedit.com/
I like nicEdit - hopefully the documentation will be really better for the next versions (if will be any new versions...).
Some comments for beginners (like me):
- The above "Saving via AJAX" example doesn't work fully with TEXTAREAs! When you need also the "id" (e.g. you would like to say good bye to
"Submit" buttons in a complicated HTML+PHP form) it's needed to use DIVs. When you want to use TEXTAREAs, use "instance.e.name" instead of
"instance":
alert('Save button clicked for ELEMENT: ' +instance.e.name+ ' CONTENT: '+content);
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Comments (2)
Jorge Kuper said
at 1:40 pm on Aug 19, 2009
Hi, NicEdit works fine !! but, a question: It´s possible insert a character counter into the textarea with nicedit?
Paulus said
at 8:37 am on Feb 7, 2010
I like nicEdit - hopefully the documentation will be really better for the next versions (if will be any new versions...).
Some comments for beginners (like me):
- The above "Saving via AJAX" example doesn't work fully with TEXTAREAs! When you need also the "id" (e.g. you would like to say good bye to
"Submit" buttons in a complicated HTML+PHP form) it's needed to use DIVs. When you want to use TEXTAREAs, use "instance.e.name" instead of
"instance":
alert('Save button clicked for ELEMENT: ' +instance.e.name+ ' CONTENT: '+content);
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