Examples

1. Getting Content with Javascript

<!-- Create a new DIV element with all of the content that we want inside the Editor -->  
<div id="div_editor1"></div>  

  //Initialize Richtexteditor for the matched element      
  var editor1 = new RichTextEditor("#div_editor1");      
  //Setting Content with Javascript      
  editor1.setHTMLCode("Use inline HTML or setHTMLCode to set the default content.");     

<!--  Retrieve the HTML from the editor by using the editor.getHTMLCode() method. -->  
<button onclick="alert(editor1.getHTMLCode())">Show Html Code</button>  

2. Getting Content Automatically with HTML <form> POST

When RichTextEditor is used to replace a <textarea> element within a <form>, RichTextEditor will mimic the behavior of the original <textarea> when the form is submitted. This means that the contents of the editor are simply posted along with the other form elements, using the name attribute of the original <textarea> as the key.

<!-- Create a new DIV element with all of the content that we want inside the Editor -->  
<textarea id="inp_editor1">&lt;p&gt;Initial Document Content&lt;/p&gt;</textarea>  

//Initialize Richtexteditor for the matched element      
var editor1 = new RichTextEditor("#inp_editor1");