Hi Anders

What is your scenario? Why do you need to have RTE in your JS? Just want to make sure I understand what you're trying to achieve.

/Jan

I have some html from richtexteditor.

This I will need to be able on appending from js.

Thanks

have you tried?  

<script>@{<text>var text = '@text';</text>}</script>       

or

@Model.Content.GetPropertyValue("text", true)

<script type="text/javascript">// <![CDATA[
</span><span style="font-size: 12px;">@{<text>var text = '@text';</text>}</span><span style="font-size: 12px;">
// ]]></script>

Hi John

Thanks for helping. Yes I have tried this. It works if i create my own static c# var. But when using Umbraco.Field i am getting error. I have tried making it Html.Raw also....

Thanks

Hi Anders,

Like Jan said it would be useful to know the context and more broadly what your trying to achieve.

Thanks

Hi John

I am calling my content to page using ajax call. If service returns empty call I will Insert some standard html from Umbraco backend.

Make sense

/Anders

UPDATE.

I found out that if i change umbraco field into normal multiline textstring There is no problem. Any sugestions ?

real stab in the dark but have you tried removing carrage returns/new line? .replace("\r", " ").replace("\n", string.Empty)

Anders - you don't say what the error is? The more detail you can provide the more likely you will get a solution on here otherwise its based largely on guess work.

Along the lines of what John suggested - although John your example returns an object type and not a string. Try using something like this?

@Html.Raw(Model.Content.GetPropertyValue<string>("propertyAlias", true))

Simon

Hi Anders

Like the guys have already written it's a lot easier to provide better tips and suggestions the more you share about the scenario you need to handle by adding the Rich text to a JavaScript variable.

What do you need the rich text for? What would the end result be? The reason why it works when using a textbox multiline property type is probably because it's raw text that is returned, which does not contain characters like "<>' etc. etc. which you need to escape in your JavaScript.

But if you share some more information about what you're trying to achieve it could be that there is another way around it that may be even better :)

Looking forward to hearing from you.

/Jan

Hi

Thanks for being helpfull. And sorry for not giving enough information.

I Would like to have a richtexteditor on my umbraco backend.From there I would get some html

Example: <h2>Sorry</h2><p>There has been a mistake</p>

I am building this content with ajax:

.....

success:function(data){

if(data IsNull){

$('#meaasge').html('[MyTextFromRichTextEditorInUmbraco]')

}

.....

I hope this make sence :-)

Thanks

 @{
        Layout = null;
        var n = Html.Raw(Model.Content.GetPropertyValue<string>("bodyText").Replace("\r", " ").Replace("\n", string.Empty));
    }
    <script>
        function getValue() {
            document.getElementById('message').innerHTML = '@n';
        }
    </script>

    <button id="myHeader" onclick="getValue()">Click me!</button>
    <div id="message"></div>

Hi Simon

Another simple approach could be to simply render the content from the RTE using razor and wrap it in a div with an id called "error" for instance and then initially hide it with CSS using display:none and then when the error occurs simply use JavaScript changing the display property to block.

Just my 2 cents.

/Jan

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