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Posted by Joey33 on 06/29/07 13:28
Hello,
Yeah, you're right. It works as you presented.
I put the problem too simple. In fact, in my site it is as follows:
page 1
Iframe generated by JS with wysiwyg editor. Iframe dynamically
replaces a textarea. It allows inserting images (with all necessary
attributes of course). When submitted, JS recontsructs the body node
making it xhtml compliant and places the contents of the iframe into
the textarea. The form is sent to page 2
page 2
Again the same Iframe is generated this time however not editable.
Images have onClick event allowing uploading images to server. In FF
when the iframe has designMode=on they cannot be clicked. Anyway, the
contents of the textarea from page 1 is inserted into the iframe and
displayed. At the same time it is inserted into $_SESSION array. When
the user goes back to editing mode, THE key in $_SESSION is empty.
I agree that it should have nothing to do with browsers since it is a
matter of server serving parsed pages. But, believe me, it is like
that.
When on page 1 I don't insert src attribute everything is fine. Maybe
the JS function regenerating the body node messes things up. I'm
trying to implement WYZZ wysiwwyg editor. If you feel like looking
into the code:
// WYZZ Copyright (c) 2007 The Mouse Whisperer
// Contains code Copyright (c) 2006 openWebWare.com
// This copyright notice MUST stay intact for use.
//
// An open source WYSIWYG editor for use in web based applications.
// For full source code and docs, visit http://www.wyzz.info
//
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify
// it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as
published
// by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License,
or
// (at your option) any later version.
I went round this problem inserting src attribute at a later stage and
it works.
Thanks for your interest and help!
Regards,
Joey_33
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