Adding two or more WYSIWYG_EDITOR(s) to a single page

[phillbooth]

Hi, I’m trying to use the WYSIWYG_EDITOR script to update content on a page to update a database, getting one WYSIWYG_EDITOR to pull in content is fine, but I seem to get "Toolbar set "WBToolbar" doesn't exist" or just a PHP STOP if I try and include two... the code below displays one fine.

Any suggestions?:

Code:

           $content = $fetch_item['short_description'];
            $name = "description";
            $id = "short_description";
            $width = "98%";
            $height = "400px";
            if (!defined('WYSIWYG_EDITOR') OR WYSIWYG_EDITOR=="none" OR !file_exists(WB_PATH.'/modules/'.WYSIWYG_EDITOR.'/include.php')) {
                function show_wysiwyg_editor($name,$id,$content,$width,$height) {
                    echo '<textarea name="'.$name.'" id="'.$id.'" style="width: '.$width.'; height: '.$height.';">'.$content.'</textarea>';
                }
            } else {
                $id_list=array("description");
                require(WB_PATH.'/modules/'.WYSIWYG_EDITOR.'/include.php');
            }        
            show_wysiwyg_editor($name,$id,$content,$width,$height);

So has anyone got a way of having to WYSIWYG fileds, i.e. FCKModules on the same page?

Thanks

[Luisehahne]

May be that you search this or something else you can find on this url

http://www.websitebakers.com/pages/admin/admin-tools/frontedit.php

Dietmar

[pcwacht]

Make sure the textarea id's are different and call them ok !

PS Take a look at the source from the newsitem edit page, there are two wysiwyg's.
Maybe allso take a look at the source file /modules/news/modify_post.php

Have fun!
John