Index: /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java-core/trunk/src/main/java/com/ckeditor/EventHandler.java =================================================================== --- /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java-core/trunk/src/main/java/com/ckeditor/EventHandler.java (revision 6830) +++ /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java-core/trunk/src/main/java/com/ckeditor/EventHandler.java (revision 6831) @@ -35,5 +35,5 @@ * @param jsCode JavaScript anonymous function or a function name */ - public void addEvent(final String event, final String jsCode) { + public void addEventHandler(final String event, final String jsCode) { if (events.get(event) == null) { events.put(event, new LinkedHashSet()); Index: /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/advanced.jsp =================================================================== --- /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/advanced.jsp (revision 6830) +++ /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/advanced.jsp (revision 6831) @@ -22,4 +22,31 @@ CKEditor Sample — Creating CKEditor Instances +
+

+ This sample shows how to add event handlers to CKEditor with PHP. +

+

+ A snippet of the configuration code can be seen below; check the source code of this page for + the full definition: +

+ 
+<% 
+CKEditorConfig settings = new CKEditorConfig();
+settings.addConfigValue("skin", "office2003");
+EventHandler eventHandler = new EventHandler();
+eventHandler.addEventHandler("instanceReady", "function (ev) { alert(\"Loaded: \" + ev.editor.name); }");
+%>
+
+<ckeditor:editor basePath="/ckeditor/" config="<%=settings %>" editor="editor1" events="<%=eventHandler %>"/>
+
+<%
+settings.removeConfigValue("skin");
+settings.addConfigValue("uiColor", "#ADE82E");
+settings.addConfigValue("toolbar", "[['Format'],['Bold','Italic','Underline','Strike','-','Subscript','Superscript']]");
+%>
+
+<ckeditor:replace basePath="/ckeditor/" config="<%=settings %>" replace="editor2" />
+
+
@@ -41,11 +68,10 @@ <% String value = "My first CKEditor Java tag"; - CKEditorConfig config2 = new CKEditorConfig(); - config2.addConfigValue("width", "80%"); - config2.addConfigValue("toolbar", "Basic"); + CKEditorConfig settings = new CKEditorConfig(); + settings.addConfigValue("skin", "office2003"); EventHandler eventHandler = new EventHandler(); - eventHandler.addEvent("instanceReady", "function (ev) { alert(\"Loaded: \" + ev.editor.name); }"); + eventHandler.addEventHandler("instanceReady", "function (ev) { alert(\"Loaded: \" + ev.editor.name); }"); %> - @@ -57,9 +83,9 @@

<% - config2.removeConfigValue("width"); - config2.addConfigValue("toolbar", "[['Styles'],['Bold','Italic','Underline','Strike','-','Subscript','Superscript']]"); - config2.addConfigValue("stylesSet", "[{name : 'Strong Emphasis', element : 'strong'}, {name : 'Emphasis', element : 'em'}, {name : 'Computer Code', element : 'code'}]"); + settings.removeConfigValue("skin"); + settings.addConfigValue("uiColor", "#ADE82E"); + settings.addConfigValue("toolbar", "[['Format'],['Bold','Italic','Underline','Strike','-','Subscript','Superscript']]"); %> - + Index: /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/index.jsp =================================================================== --- /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/index.jsp (revision 6830) +++ /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/index.jsp (revision 6831) @@ -24,5 +24,10 @@
  • Create CKEditor instances in Java
    Creating a CKEditor instance (no initial textarea element is required).
    • -
  • Create CKEditor instances in Java with eventHandler
    + +

    + Advanced Samples +

    + Index: /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/replace.jsp =================================================================== --- /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/replace.jsp (revision 6830) +++ /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/replace.jsp (revision 6831) @@ -22,4 +22,14 @@ This sample shows how to replace a selected <textarea> element with a CKEditor instance by using Java code. +

    +

    + To replace a <textarea> element, place the following call at any point + after the <textarea> element: +

    + 
    +<ckeditor:replace replace="textarea_id" basePath="/ckeditor/" />
    +

    + Note that textarea_id in the code above is the id attribute of + the <textarea> element to be replaced.

    • Index: /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/replaceAll.jsp =================================================================== --- /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/replaceAll.jsp (revision 6830) +++ /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/replaceAll.jsp (revision 6831) @@ -25,4 +25,6 @@ after the last <textarea> element:

    + 
    +<ckeditor:replaceAll basePath="/ckeditor/" />
    Index: /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/standalone.jsp =================================================================== --- /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/standalone.jsp (revision 6830) +++ /CKEditor.Java/ckeditor-java/trunk/src/main/webapp/_samples/standalone.jsp (revision 6831) @@ -30,4 +30,23 @@

    + +
    +

    + This sample shows how to create a CKEditor instance with Java. +

    + 
    +<% 
+String value = "My first <strong>CKEditor</strong> Java tag";
+
+CKEditorConfig settings = new CKEditorConfig();
+settings.addConfigValue("width", "500");
+settings.addConfigValue("toolbar", "Basic");
+%>
+
+<ckeditor:editor basePath="/ckeditor/" config="<%=settings %>" editor="textarea_id" value="<%= value %>"/>
    +

    + Note that textarea_id in the code above is the id and name attribute of + the <textarea> element that will be created. +