It's not the quickest solution, but the most dirty one. Just forget about inline JavaScript – there are very few cases when it should be used.
Try this one: http://www.jsfiddle.net/oskar/4Jw29/2/ On 2010-08-15, at 19:48, hamburger wrote: > Thanks Oskar, > to put html with el.set('html') in a textfiled is my stupidity > with el.set('text') it works in ie but not in firefox. > el.set('value') is great, thanks > > onclicks in the html its sometimes the easiest way but i am open for > other quick solutions. > > > On 15 Aug., 18:25, Oskar Krawczyk <[email protected]> wrote: >> Good. >> >> If you need to set the value of the textarea, why are you trying to do >> el.set('html'), not el.set('value')?http://www.jsfiddle.net/oskar/4Jw29/1/ >> >> I want to poke my eyes out when I see stuff like href="javascript:;" and >> onclicks in the html. Yuck. >> >> On 2010-08-15, at 17:44, hamburger wrote: >> >>> OK Oskar, >>> here it is:http://www.jsfiddle.net/4Jw29/ >>> here i get an error that the function insertTag is not defined (but it >>> is and works fine in my environment) >>> thx in advance >> >>> On 15 Aug., 17:25, Oskar Krawczyk <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Hamburger, for the billionth time, please use jsfiddle.net. >> >>>> On 2010-08-15, at 17:07, hamburger wrote: >> >>>>> Hello whats wrong here? >> >>>>> function insertTag(insertTagArrayNumber){ >>>>> var insertTagArray = [' <blockquote></blockquote>',' <em>my >>>>> emphasized text</em>',' <strong>my bold text</strong>',' <code>my >>>>> code</code>']; >> >>>>> var txt =(insertTagArray[insertTagArrayNumber-1]); >>>>> console.log("text",txt); //OK >>>>> console.log("test2",$('comment').value); //OK >>>>> $('comment').set('html',$('comment').value + txt); >>>>> }; >> >>>>> there is only shown the $('comment').value in the text field. >>>>> txt will be ignored. >>>>> firebug shows that the txt is changed to: <strong>my bold text</ >>>>> strong>
