I have a page where, on the left side, I have a Google map with markers that the user can click on to display a form on the right-hand side of the page, via AJAX.
This form on the right-hand side contains an FCKeditor object instantiated with the jQuery FCKeditor plugin. This form is submitted using the jQuery form plugin. The first time I click a marker on the Google map and submit the form on the right-hand side, it works without problem. I can change the form values and hit submit as many times as I want and the submission is successful each time. The problem is that, if I click on a different marker on the Google map, the target area gets reloaded, then I try to submit the form on the right-hand side and the form submission doesn't work correctly. Rather than being submitted through the jQuery plugin like it's supposed to, the form just gets submitted regular-style and my fancy AJAX dreams are shattered. The cause of this problem seems to be that the FCKeditor object is being instantiated more than once on the same page: one FCKeditor for each marker the user clicks. Is there any way to somehow clear the FCKeditor stuff so that the browser only knows about one FCK editor at a time? Thanks, Jason
