I am running CKeditor 3.4 on a pretty simple page. I am having a problem (sometimes) where when I call document.main_form.submit()
, it will not send along the contents of the textarea. After some reading, it sounds like CKeditor is not destroying properly. I tried to manually destroy it before I save the form, but wasn't able to call it. The weird thing is, it works sometimes, but not others. I'm on Chrome, so that may be screwing with things, but the same thing happens in Firefox.
How can I properly destroy the CKeditor so that it always sends the textarea data in POST. Thanks!
When destroy() runs, CKEDITOR. remove(hEd); is being called. Multiple clicks to create() produce multiple instances of CKEditor on screen, but their instances no longer appear in CKEDITOR.
CKEDITOR. replace('editor1'); CKEDITOR. instances['editor1']. setData("MY HTML DATA");
The CKEditor 4 Find and Replace feature allows for finding and replacing any text in the editor easily. It helps the user find words, word parts or phrases matching the case of the searched text, which is especially helpful in lengthy documents and one that may utilize certain words in different contexts.
I had this problem. What a pain.
To properly destroy the editor instance, try
if (CKEDITOR.instances.myInstanceName) CKEDITOR.instances.myInstanceName.destroy();
From the documentation here
I solved the missing content issue by assigning the contents of the editor to a hidden field prior to postback. I'm using ASP.Net, but it should work universally.
in the client-side click handler of the submit button, call
if (CKEDITOR.instances.myInstanceName)
document.getElementById('hiddenField').value = CKEDITOR.instances.getData();
I once used angularjs ui-router with one CKEDITOR instance for each sub-view. I used the following solution to clear the instances every time I load the ui-view
for(name in CKEDITOR.instances)
{
CKEDITOR.instances[name].destroy()
}
In my situation
CKEDITOR.instances.myInstanceName.destroy();
didn't help, because I'd opened CKEditor in jquery dialog
on double click on some item. When I closed editor and then opened them again, my code crashed.
Solution was using
CKEDITOR.instances.myInstanceName.destroy(false);
which updated DOM element (link to documentation).
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