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How to Disable wysiwyg manually? Is it possible?

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Arantor:
You mean you hacked around it instead of just putting in:

--- Code: ---$modSettings['disable_wysiwyg'] = true;
--- End code ---

before calling the editor?


@Inter: I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve, sounds almost like you just want the switch button that's already implemented?

Inter:
post.template.php

--- Code: --- <script type="text/javascript"><!-- // --><![CDATA[
function previewPost()
{
alert($("#message").val());
return false;
}
// ]]></script>';
--- End code ---

how to get the value if the text is entered using the visual editor?

Arantor:
Well, you can't do it with jQuery like that because it's all stored in an iframe (in raw HTML, I might add). I still don't understand why you need to mess around with the content actually in JavaScript.

If you want to present only bbcode, you can do that just fine.

Inter:
how to switch through js text from html to bb code when submitting a form

Arantor:
You don't do it at form submission time - SMF doesn't. It checks if it was submitted as WYSIWYG and converts it. Relevant code from Post.php:


--- Code: --- if (!empty($_REQUEST['message_mode']) && isset($_REQUEST['message']))
{
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-Editor.php');

$_REQUEST['message'] = html_to_bbc($_REQUEST['message']);

// We need to unhtml it now as it gets done shortly.
$_REQUEST['message'] = un_htmlspecialchars($_REQUEST['message']);

// We need this for everything else.
$_POST['message'] = $_REQUEST['message'];
}
--- End code ---

message_mode gets added and set to 1 if it is a WYSIWYG post, and it's pushed into $_POST['message'] only when the submit button is actually pressed.

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