Hi,

I think something is wrong with your jquery selector. It's missing double quote :

$('[name$="LogRemark"]').val($('[name$="log_remark"]').val()); 

This works fine on Joget v4 and v5.

<script>

$(document).ready( function(){

$('#assignmentComplete,#submit').click(function() {

$('[name$=LogRemark]').val($('[name$=log_remark]').val()); <------ here the column for rich text editor

$('[name$=LogStatus]').val($('[name$=status]').val());

$('[name$=LogPosition]').val($('[name$=Position]').val());

});

});

</script>

On Joget v6 only the column with rich text editor input didnt work (only submit blank input). other input just working fine.

I had to look up https://www.tiny.cloud/blog/how-to-get-content-and-set-content-in-tinymce/ to use their script to get the RTE value, and got this working in Joget v6 and DX. The code is in two parts:

• 1st part gets the "data-id": FormUtil.getField("RichTextField").attr("id")
• 2nd part pass the data_id to tinymce.get() function call: tinymce.get( "[data_id_value]" ).getContent();
  

You can then use the return value from 2nd part to assign to another form field (The field is "Copy" in this example).

<script>
$(document).ready( function(){
	$('#assignmentComplete, #submit').click(function() {
		var rteValue = tinymce.get( FormUtil.getField("RichTextField").attr("id") ).getContent();
		$('[name$=Copy]').val( rteValue );
	});
});
</script>

Tq very much! Its working.