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If you need to get the actual data from CKEditor at any moment using JavaScript, use the {@link module:editor-classic/classiceditor~ClassicEditor#getData `editor.getData()`} method as described in the next section.
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When you print the data from the database to a `<textarea>` element in an HTML page, you need to encode it correctly. For instance, if you use PHP then a minimal solution would look like this:
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While simple content like mentioned above does not itself require to be encoded, encoding the data will prevent losing text like "<" or "<img>".
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## Manually retrieving the data
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