I am making a small web app that allows users to submit html, css and javascript content via Ace Editor. In this editor, echoing stored content into the editor is simply enough
The contents of the edit window are available with the session getValue method. For example, here is an extension to the standard ACE demo for save file:
saveFile = function() {
var contents = env.editor.getSession().getValue();
$.post("write.php",
{contents: contents },
function() {
// add error checking
alert('successful save');
}
);
};
I added the saveFile call to the already existing "Fake Save" that is in demo.js. I replace the alert with code like this:
// Fake-Save, works from the editor and the command line.
canon.addCommand({
name: "save",
bindKey: {
win: "Ctrl-S",
mac: "Command-S",
sender: "editor|cli"
},
exec: function() {
saveFile();
}
});
The php file is just one line:
$r = file_put_contents("foo.txt", $_POST["contents"]) or die("can't open file");