above is my sample code, almost straight from the cute help files.

this is my first attempt at using cuteeditor for php

 

as you can see i am loading a file "language/enHome.inc"

and expecting it to save to a file "language/enHome2.inc"

 

there content of the file is not code, it's just simple html.... a few <h1 /> <p></p> etcs around some text.

 

what should i expect to happen when i click the SAVE icon.

 

does it acutally save the file to the server, or am i expected to grab it and save it myself somehow.

 

needless to say it isn't saving to the new file.  i've set practically all my folders and files to have permission 777 just in case.. although i don't like doing that if i don't need too.

 

should i be seeing a 'your file has been saved' type dialog? anything to say something happened?

 

if so, please point to an appropriate round trip example.

 

regards,

al

 

 

 

 

looking for some answers here people. 

 

the  $editor->SaveFile("document.html"); isn't well documented.

 

what is it for?

 

need an answer before i can continue with my clients project.

 

al

 

Demo:

 

http://phphtmledit.com/Edithtml.php

 

The source code of this example can be found in the download package.

what's the difference between SaveFile() and $editor->LoadHTML("some.txt"); then?

 

according to the help page you refer to they both load the contents of a HTML file into the CuteEditor control

 

are you sure this isn't a case of everyone assuming it does the same thing and no one ever actually bothering to find out if the SaveFile() actually does anything?

if they do the same thing then SaveFile() or LoadHTML() should be changed.  bad naming for one of them.

 

al

got it. thanks. me being stupid. not really examining the sample code.

the save() does do something.... saving actually. if it's surrounded by the proper <form>