JQuery Cleditor get textarea value on keyup?

It appears that cleditor hides the textarea and replaces it with an iframe (see line 203 of cleditor source).

It appears that cleditor hides the textarea and replaces it with an iframe (see line 203 of cleditor source). So to achieve what you want, you just need to access the resulting iframe contents: $("#input").cleditor(); $(". CleditorMain iframe").contents().

Find('body'). Bind('keyup', function(){ var v = $(this).text(); // or .html() if desired $('#x'). Html(v); }); Updated jsFiddle UPDATE to address Tim's comment This works in Chrome and Firefox (I don't have access to IE): $("#input").cleditor(); $( $(".

CleditorMain iframe")0.contentWindow. Document ). Bind('keyup', function(){ var v = $(this).text(); // or .html() if desired $('#x').

Html(v); }); Updated jsFiddle UPDATE 2 User ima007 was able to find a better cross-browser solution: jQuery Cleditor wysiwyg text editor: keyup() works in webkit browsers but not Firefox or IE.

Thank you, -tim peterson – tim peterson Oct 21 at 21:12 I answered your follow up here: stackoverflow. Com/questions/7864012/… – dgilland Oct 23 at 4:34.

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