Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Entering the Button
Integrating eWebEditPro Using JavaScript
NOTE If you decide to use hidden field or a text field, read ”Encoding Characters in the
Value Attribute” on page 569 for important details about the value attribute.
Argument Description
To add the button to the page, enter a line with the following elements.
button name Enter a button name within quotes (“ “). This is the field name of the button that by
default is . To change the button type, see ”Customizing
the Popup Button” on page 189.
textarea
name
Enter the name of the textarea within quotes (" ").The field name must match the field
named in the textarea declaration.
For example
NOTE To edit the button text, open the ewebeditpromessages.js file using a standard
text editor. Within that file, edit the text within quotes that follows
popupButtonCaption:.
Encoding Characters in the Value Attribute
Initial content for the editor is typically stored in the value attribute of a hidden
field. For example,
If the content includes a quote ("), greater or less than character (), or an
ampersand (&), the browser prematurely terminates the display of the content.
For example, the input declaration