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Added a change event to the editor #50

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jordandh
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Based on what we talked about I went ahead and added the change event to the editor.

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gojko commented Apr 19, 2013

I was looking into this as well. I think this needs a bit more love :) I'm travelling today so I won't be able to complete it, but I was thinking about caching the old version and actually comparing it with the current one before triggering change. this should prevent multiple fake triggers and preventing events that don't change content

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I understand the need to make it as accurate as possible. I am worried about holding onto the old value though. If there are a couple of images in the editor then it could be multiple MBs being stored and compared. That could be slow and consume a decent chunk of memory.

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gojko commented Apr 20, 2013

hm... you're right. perhaps a checksum then

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SET001 commented May 7, 2013

How to use this to catch changes?
For now i use this

MutationObserver = window.MutationObserver || window.WebKitMutationObserver
observer = new MutationObserver (mutations, observer) ->
    scope.data = editor.html()
observer.observe document,
    subtree: true
    attributes: true

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Hi, I'm trying to use bootstrap wysiwyg as a "local" offline editor. I'm currently trying to make use of garlic.js to get the info in the editor persistent but no luck yet. Any ideas?

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mm01 commented Jan 6, 2014

how can i bind and use chane event?

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