This is the right way to do that, bu I think that the right code should be:

function createEl(eltype,options,vl) {
var elem = ””;
switch (eltype)
{
case ”fckeditor” :
elem = document.createElement(”textarea”);
$(elem).attr(options);
$(elem).html(vl);
//fckeditor call using jquer.FCKEditor.js
$(elem).fck({ path: “/fckeditor/”,toolbar: ’Basic’, height: 100, width:300});
break;

If you have FireBug see what is happen

Regards

P.S. If I have time I will test this

It works!
On the file grid.form-edit line 230 aprox. I added this line to load fckeditor and it works nice 🙂

if(rowid==”_empty”) $(“#pData,#nData”,”#”+frmtb).hide(); else $(“#pData,#nData”,”#”+frmtb).show();
$(‘textarea’).fck({path: ‘/fckeditor/’,toolbar: ‘Custom’, height: 400, width:600});

The only contra is that applies to all textarea fields. I will try to apply the id fckeditor to the element type…

thanks

Hi,
It seems that on hidden fields fck does not work.
You can do this without to change the formedit code. Simply use a one trick with afterShowForm event.
Let suppose you defined textarea field in colModel.
In edit options add this for these fielfds editoptions:{class:’fck’…}
Since afterShowForm is called every time you click on edit or create button you should call it only once. For this purpose define global variable something like

var aftershowcnt = false
then

afterShowForm : function(form_id) {
if (!aftershowcnt ) {
$(‘.fck’,form_id).fck( options )
aftershowcnt = true;
}

}

Regards
Tony

Maybe there is API in fck that can change dynamically the content ?!?