Question

Here is browser script to save "edit_body" field:

<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
 $("#save_editable").click(function(){
  var edit_body = $("#edit_body").html();
  setTimeout(function(){
   $.ajax({
    url:'http://my-url.com/my_editor.php?id_to_update=123',
    type:'POST',
    data:{edit_body:edit_body},
    success:function(data){
     if(data=='1'){
      alert('Saved');
     }
    }
   });
  },5000);
 });
});
</script>

The server do next:

if(@$_POST["edit_body"]){
 $id_to_update=intval($_GET['id_to_update']);
 $edit_body=iconv('UTF-8', 'windows-1251', html_entity_decode($_POST["edit_body"], ENT_QUOTES, "utf-8"));
 if(mysql_query(sprintf('update my_table set body="%s" where id="%s";',$edit_body,$id_to_update)){
  print '1';
 }
}

The problem is: When "edit_body" contain a lot of text it successfully saves but not full content. The weaker the browser is, the less text is saved. In this case I've made setTimeout function with 5 sec delay. But it don't help some times..

How could I tell browser to wait for processing variable "edit_body" before Ajax post..?

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Solution

Problem solved using CKEditor's getData() method to get the document instead of jQuery's html() method:

var edit_body = CKEDITOR.instances["edit_body"].getData();
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