CmdUtils.setSelection() accepts a second argument, where you can
explicitly set the plain text to use.
You can use it like so:
CmdUtils.setSelection(theHtml, {text: theHtml});
Hope that helps.
- Blair
On 5/02/2009 7:33 AM, Sam wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm working on my first ubiquity command: textile-this. It takes
> selected text and formats it with textile and returns the markup, or
> thats what I want it to do. It works, except the text that is
> returned with setSelection is just plain, no tags, even though the
> text I am passing to it is markup.
>
> So I am wondering how I can force it to not strip the tags out?
>
> You can grab the command here:
> http://palo-verde.us/ubiquity/commands/textile-this.html
>
> the js:
> http://palo-verde.us/ubiquity/commands/textile-this.js
>
> Thanks,
> -Sam
> >
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