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• allan Posts: 61,972Questions: 1Answers: 10,160 Site admin

  July 2016

  You will need a submit button that calls the submit() method. This example shows how you can have a submit button.

  Allan
• perrotin Posts: 39Questions: 9Answers: 1

  July 2016

  OK, so I've tried to put an event on the preClose or Close event of editor that check if it's a ckeditor fields for updating.
  This work well when i'm putting value in variable test :
  standalone.set(field,test)

  but how can i get the data from the ckeditor ? i've try this but not working :
  standalone.set(field,CKEDITOR.getData())

  Best Regards.
• allan Posts: 61,972Questions: 1Answers: 10,160 Site admin

  July 2016

  To get the field value you should be able to use field().val() or val().

  Allan
• perrotin Posts: 39Questions: 9Answers: 1

  July 2016

  Hi Allan.
  Thanks for answer.
  But I'm still can't get field value when i'm putting it on event preClose.
  If I put a console log on the preClose, it return "Null", but if i call the value with a button event, the same code return the right value.

  I try this :

  standalone.on('init',function( e,data,opts,json){
      editor = standalone.Editor();
      ...
  }).on('draw',function( e,data,opts){
      ...
      editor.on( 'preClose', function ( e ) {
          console.log(editor.field('name_of_field').val());
      });
  });
  
  $(document).on('click','#test',function(){
      console.log(editor.field('name_of_field').val());
  });
  

  Where I'm wrong ? i was thinking that preClose event still having the editor accessible and so the value of field too.

  Best regards.
• perrotin Posts: 39Questions: 9Answers: 1

  July 2016

  Hi Allan.
  I finally found how, i've put the code in the event preBlur and call event submit next. This work well.
  Event preClose and Close lose the value when calling it.
  Thanks for your help.
• allan Posts: 61,972Questions: 1Answers: 10,160 Site admin

  July 2016

  Hi,

  Thanks for the update. Great to hear you've got it working the way you need!

  Regards,
  Allan