I need some serios geek help

[TRF]

I am writing an app in php to allow inline editing via AJAX. I have 14 textarea that require a wysiwyg editor. without the editor, i get the values of the textareas to pass without a problem. With the editor, no good.

Anyone have any experience in this area?

[westofyou]

I am writing an app in php to allow inline editing via AJAX. I have 14 textarea that require a wysiwyg editor. without the editor, i get the values of the textareas to pass without a problem. With the editor, no good.

Anyone have any experience in this area?

I have Dreamweaver, maybe I can help ya.

[TRF]

ok, try this.

I have a page that displays a single record from a database.

I also have a page for editing that record, but as i said it has 14 textareas, which means i load 14 wysiwyg editors. I'm using FCKeditor.

What i want is to be able to edit on the display page in a similar fashion as vBulletin does when you edit your post. That's the AJAX part

I can do one or the other it seems. I can do the inline edit, but without the wysiwyg editor or i can do the standard edit minus the uber fast inline method.

i need both.

[westofyou]

ok, try this.

I have a page that displays a single record from a database.

I also have a page for editing that record, but as i said it has 14 textareas, which means i load 14 wysiwyg editors. I'm using FCKeditor.

What i want is to be able to edit on the display page in a similar fashion as vBulletin does when you edit your post. That's the AJAX part

I can do one or the other it seems. I can do the inline edit, but without the wysiwyg editor or i can do the standard edit minus the uber fast inline method.

i need both.

I'm not sure I follow how I can help you here...

[TRF]

oh well...

Any other Web Developers out there?

[guttle11]

Perhaps you would like some serious spelling help?:

[M2]

I can't help you with the specific problem, but maybe this tool will work better for you (free provided this is for public use):

http://www.tibco.com/software/busine...rce_center.jsp

Ruby on Rails might be of some help too:

http://www.rubyonrails.org/

[IslandRed]

I'm reasonably versed in PHP, although my knowledge of AJAX is mostly of the heard-about-it variety. I'll PM you my e-mail, if you want to send me the script. No guarantees but I'll take a look.

[TRF]

Perhaps you would like some serious spelling help?:

like you have never fat-fingered anything. beware my wrath!

[TRF]

I can't help you with the specific problem, but maybe this tool will work better for you (free provided this is for public use):

http://www.tibco.com/software/busine...rce_center.jsp

Ruby on Rails might be of some help too:

http://www.rubyonrails.org/

I've been looking at Ruby on Rails for about two weeks now, and it likely could be what i need. I've heard of tibco, but haven't looked at it too close.

[M2]

I've been looking at Ruby on Rails for about two weeks now, and it likely could be what i need. I've heard of tibco, but haven't looked at it too close.

It literally just went up on a free public license yesterday. Before that it required a commerical license. If you're doing any Java server side development that needs to get tied to an Ajax front end you might want to check out ClearNova. It might be good for PHP too. IIRC, ClearNova also runs regular Ajax tutorials.

There's also a book called "Ajax in Action" from a guy named Eric Pascarello (Manning Press) which might be of help. My news site is about to run a second chapter from it and it's gotten good response from our readers.

And here's an Ajax Learning Guide if you're interested:

http://searchwebservices.techtarget....150185,00.html

[TRF]

There's also a book called "Ajax in Action" from a guy named Eric Pascarello (Manning Press) which might be of help. My news site is about to run a second chapter from it and it's gotten good response from our readers.

I've had this book for about 3 weeks. it's great. I'm checking Tibco out now. I had an account already with them, but they weren't offering any free licensing. So this might do it. Thanks!

[guttle11]

like you have never fat-fingered anything. beware my wrath!

Oh, I fat-finger words all the time. I kid because I'm one of you.

[TRF]

I'm reasonably versed in PHP, although my knowledge of AJAX is mostly of the heard-about-it variety. I'll PM you my e-mail, if you want to send me the script. No guarantees but I'll take a look.

Have you had a chance to look over the code i sent? Sorry if it was a little lengthy.

[IslandRed]

Have you had a chance to look over the code i sent? Sorry if it was a little lengthy.

Yep. I can get the FCKeditor to load inline easily enough, but like you, I'm stuck trying to get the changed content out of it without doing a full POST. I'll keep looking, this is a trick I'd like to incorporate in an Intranet project.

If nothing else, you can probably get away with loading the WYSIWYG editor inline, but just do a regular postback instead of an AJAX call. I think that's what vBulletin does here.