It will restore URLs to their original values. You can use this to save the templates on your server or in your Firebase. Run the following line of codes in your terminal to create a new Angular project and install TinyMCE angular component. How can I save tinymce editor image to server and database in angular?
Asked ago. Active 3 hr before. Viewed times. For our demo, the local, computer workstation will represent the server. Include some constants that specify the local host address, and a port for the application to broadcast through:. Set up another constant to listen for the requests, and to send responses. The chunks function converts the data into an array.
The essential steps the Node application follows is: push the chunked data into a variable, and then end the POST request process. Handling the Save plugin is one thing, but setting up the Node application to actually open and run an html rich text editor requires some more JavaScript. These steps tell the Node application to listen for a GET request, and if one is detected, open the index.
Because Save plugin app must work as closely to a real, production case as possible, include some error handling statements:. Error handling in our demo application catches any problems or faults. Add in error handling for the GET request:. And then directly after this line, one more error handling statement will provide some feedback in case of a error:. Finally, add the JavaScript that creates a server for our Node application to run from - in this case, on your workstation:.
In this case, you can use the setup option in the editor config. Again, check out our JavaScript localStorage example , towards the end, where we remove the load button and add the content on initialization. In this case, when calling getContent , you can pass in a parameter to indicate that, instead of returning HTML, you want the result in plaintext.
Contact me on Twitter and let me know. This simple function added to my form allows me to easily save the edited contents to a file. WriteLine htmlTextarea ; fh. Close ;. This only works in IE Windows only it would seem and only if security settings allow it. JavaScript has no access to the file system.
If you believe otherwise or not - you can't change this fact. It may not have much to do with "facts" but it does answer the question at the top of this thread "How can i save the content in the textarea to an html file". Felix is technically correct, and the above solution is an admitted work around, still though it may work for people who need a solution on Windows, where they have control of client side ActiveX on IE. It seems though there would be an existing workaround for Linux users as well somewhere It only works under Windows and only if you use IE as browser.
It's important to note, however, that the APIs do not support writing to the filesystem, so there isn't a really easy way to allow the user to save the edited content. So once again: No write access for JavaScript! It is and will always remain a huge security issue. So no, there is no satisfying answer to the initial question of this thread! I think here we get into a linguistic ploy that lies at the heart of solving many technical problems -- that the question asked becomes a question within the question loosing light of the objective, and egos get invested in aspects rather than the whole picture.
Is it possible to write a string to a client-side file in Windows via Javascript workaround or not - has been proven possible here in some instances with the above example. Is it possible to write a string to a client-side file in Linux via Javascript work around or not - in some environments? You're not getting the point: JavaScript is a platform-independent technology and as such a JavaScript-based solution must work reliably under any circumstances because it must remain platform independent.
This means: No browser-specific "extras" and no non-standard extensions. Your so-called "solution" isn't platform independent because you exploit a security leak in Internet Explorer. And you just keep ignoring this very fact.
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