Flash HTML Editor Manual
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FAQ
Q: How can I display raw code with the Flash HTML Editor?
A: It is really easy to display raw code from a database using the Flash HTML Editor.
With a simple step, drag a binding onto your page which contains some data.
In the Bindings panel, select the Server Formats (if you can't see it, scroll across to the right) and choose HTML.Encode, for the binded field.
Your data will now be displayed as it is in the database, with no parsing of tags.
Note: Only for use displaying code, don't use on normal text entries.
Q: The Insert & Update are not Working Correctly, what can I do to fix this?When my page updates a record in the database, the new text in the editor is not updated unless I press buttons on the editor itself (like switch to HTML view). I have tested using Macromedia's Update Record server behavior and tested using an updateable recordset.
A: You are probably submitting the form with form.submit() call instead of using a standard submit button...
Well this function indeed submits your form but it does not execute any scripts that are defined on the onsubmit handler.
So your form validation as well the copy of the html contents to the hidden text field that is used to update your database do not get executed this way...
So the best solution is to make the submit button a real type="submit" and get rid of any form.submit() functions.