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I've implemented the WYSIWYG editor as presented i the two articles, I've got one problem though.
After saving an article to the database, I'd like to edit its content. How do I retrieve and show already saved posts i the editor? Thanks a lot Kim Emil |
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okay to load the content into the Iframe you need to write some asp code (or wotever you use) that gets the information from the database and then outputs it.
Then, where the iframe tag is - add a src to point at the asp page eg. <iframe src="load_content.asp" id="idContent" name="idContent" onload="idContent.focus();"></iframe> |
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Have a search in the forums first (both ASP & PHP), as this topic has been covered numerous times already.
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