For you who don't know what it is, the url is www.xstandard.com

Anyway, I cannot figure out how to save the files it generates. It's embedded in the browser, and on their website they say:

Question: How do I save data from XStandard?
XStandard is a control just like a multi-line textbox or radio buttons or a list box. These controls don't have save buttons and neither does XStandard. It is up to the parent application to get data from the control and save it.

Still, I cannot figure out how to save the data, except for copying the code from "xml view" and paste it into notepad... however, then I loose the xml declaration and the doctype. Sure, they can be added afterwards but I think I should be able to save the file right away...

I'm using Firefox.

Except for me not figouring out how to save the files, XStandard seems really impressive.

It's a cool editor. I've set it up for one of my customers a while back and going to do it for another one in a few weeks. Basically, you need to have a hidden field on a page and when the page is submitted, a JavaScript function copies the data from the editor into a hidden field. So your application can get the data from the hidden field. On their site, go to documentation and then select Web Integration / Examples.

Good luck.

Thanks, i'll try it out.

Yes... and then?

I read through the steps on web integration and got their php example, uploaded it to my server http://www.kjerstin.org/zcorpan/xstandard/index.php

The data is put in the hidden field. Still, I can't access the final output code or save a file... Am I missing something?

edit: I think I got it working...

edit2: Still, copying the code from XML-view gives me nicely indented code

I found out that what you really need is this:

<? header("Content-type:application/x-xstandard");?>

Then it works with Firefox

This means that the server sends 0 bytes of data to the client