If you use Dreamweaver Server Behaviors and Insert Record you may be surprised that it doesn't see the editor.

 

There is an example file that explains how to write code to make an insert into a database, but here is an alternate method use the built in Dreamweaver Insert Function.

 

Create the editor as you normally would and note the name that you give it.

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Here is an example:

<%
   Dim editor
   Set editor = New CuteEditor
   editor.ID = "Editor1"
   editor.ConfigurationPath = "/CuteEditor_Files/Configuration/AutoConfigure/Upload_Image.config"
   editor.ThemeType = "Office2000"
   editor.Text = "Preview Box"
   editor.FilesPath = "/CuteEditor_Files"
   editor.EditorBodyStyle = "font:normal 12px arial;"
   editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = "asp.css"
   editor.Draw()
            
   ' Request.Form(ID) access from other page
  %>

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Go to the Bindings Panel and choose Request Variable

 

Insert an invisible form element on your page within the form area, click on it - there is an icon that looks like a lightning bolt. This icon will offer you choices when you click on it. Choose the Request item that you created in the step above.

 

Now when you use the Dreamweaver Insert Behavior it will see the hidden form element and capture the editor content upon submission.

 

Sky Chief

 

Also wanted to mention that it also applies to Dreamweaver MX 2004.

 

Sorry that is the most updated version I own so I don't know about the rest

 

Good luck,

Sky Chief