vbulletin text editor

[ralle89]

Hello guys!


I am working on this function. It creates a vbulletin text editor:

PHP Code:

function makeform() {
    global $setting, $show, $messagearea, $forumpath, $vbulletin;
    require_once($forumpath . '/includes/functions_editor.php');
    
    construct_edit_toolbar('' /* content */, 0 /* html */, 'external_editor', 1 /*smileys*/,1 /*parse smileys*/, 0 /*can attach*/, '' /*editor type*/);

    $page = '';
    $page .= '<form method="post" action="">';
    $page .= $messagearea;
    $page .= '<input type="submit" value="Send" />';
    $page .= '</form>';
    return $page;
}

echo makeform(); 


And I have this plugin:

PHP Code:

// hook is 'editor_toolbar_switch
if($forumid == 'external_editor') {
    $show['img_bbcode'] = true;
    $can_toolbar = true;
} 


So the form works now. And I can post vbcodes and all when using the standard editor. But when switching to wysiwyg, it won't return what's written in the textarea.
When typing in some text, making it bold or whatever, pressing submit, the return will be empty. But ONLY in wysiwyg. What can be causing this?

[Kungfu]

$editorid = construct_edit_toolbar('',0,'',1,1,0);

try that, you should need an external_editor as there is a default one you can use anyway.

Im trying to get it so you can make custom editors as i need 2 editors on one page as well. But if you only need one then that should work above.

[ralle89]

I tried what you did, and I have my wysiwyg turned on. But it won't post the value to the site. Check it out here:
http://hiveworkshop.com/resources_new/vbformtest

The form will only show up upon login though.
User: testaccount
Pass: tester