4 Jun
2012
4 Jun
'12
12:35 p.m.
The source is by default wiki syntax and thus the HTML is converted to
wiki syntax when you save, but since there is no direct equivalent for
INPUT HTML element in wiki syntax (nor for any other form elements)
this information is lost during save. You need to use the HTML macro
but for this you need to check what HTML is generated when you insert
a macro. There are macro markers that delimit the macro output and
that also have information about the macro content.
Hope this helps,
Marius
On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 6:38 AM, liujinlong5788 <liujinlong5788(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hello , I have sent a similar email yesterday which
said I can't append html button to wysiwyg in js. Just now I have tried in plugin with
gwt. It doesn't work eithor. For example I define a string varirable
String button= "<input type='button' value='xx' />"
and use execute(button) ,and it will add a button to wysiwyg editor ,but it does nothing
to the source ,so ,the things I have done can't be saved.Of course
,execute(rta.getDocument().createButtonInputElement()) doesn't work eithor. I see the
RichTextArea which is implemented by xwiki and extended from the RichTextArea of the gwt
has a method setHtml() .And it doesn't work just like execute(). At first ,I think
this should be a very easy thing .but I have been defeat by it - -!
Pleanse ,help me . Thank you .
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