Markdown content from Preview about react-md-editor

[jaywcjlove]

@SundaramMaheshkumar You can define your own md syntax, such as <!--input:value=xxxx--!>

Define your own rehype plug-in to parse your grammar

[SundaramMaheshkumar]

@jaywcjlove

I am not sure whether I understand you properly.

Please find my codesandbox here.

In there, I have a button called Get content after the preview. Ideally, I want to get the updated raw markdown content ( as there would be changes when users input in HTML text boxes or checkboxes) on onClick of that button.

Currently, in that sandbox, I did a crude way of getting the raw HTML from the preview. But if I could get the markdown instead of processing the HTML, it would be great. But I couldn't figure out, how to achieve that!!!

Thanks.

[SundaramMaheshkumar]

@jaywcjlove

Any suggestion or idea of how to achieve the above? Thank you

[jaywcjlove]

Do you want to change the content, and then want to get the changed markdown content?
@jaywcjlove

[SundaramMaheshkumar]

@jaywcjlove

I am not sure whether I understand you properly.

Please find my codesandbox here.

In there, I have a button called Get content after the preview. Ideally, I want to get the updated raw markdown content ( as there would be changes when users input in HTML text boxes or checkboxes) on onClick of that button.

Currently, in that sandbox, I did a crude way of getting the raw HTML from the preview. But if I could get the markdown instead of processing the HTML, it would be great. But I couldn't figure out, how to achieve that!!!

Thanks.

@jaywcjlove

As you see above images and in the sandbox, I type values in HTML text boxes or checkboxes in the preview. Yes, I wanted to get the markdown with these changes. In the sandbox, I did a crude way of getting the HTML and but am not sure how to get the changes in md format itself.

[jaywcjlove]

@SundaramMaheshkumar Storing it in HTML comments or HTML attributes might be a good idea, but you'll need to change the markdown content yourself.

[SundaramMaheshkumar]

@jaywcjlove

Thanks. I'll just use the HTML as the library supports pure HTML too. Because updating HTML and then updating markdown manually seems redundant.