SamJolly
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Can you recommend a simple Rich text editor to fit into a GridView control?
Hi,
I have a GridView Which I need to enhance. Basically there is a "Description" field which is currently a "TextBox" in "Edit" mode. I need to replace this with a simple Rich text type editor control to enable simple formatting.... incidentally this will be HTML that will be written under the bonnet. I guess something like the control I am writting this in !!! Although an ASP.NET server control would be ideal.
Thanks,
Sam
I have a GridView Which I need to enhance. Basically there is a "Description" field which is currently a "TextBox" in "Edit" mode. I need to replace this with a simple Rich text type editor control to enable simple formatting.... incidentally this will be HTML that will be written under the bonnet. I guess something like the control I am writting this in !!! Although an ASP.NET server control would be ideal.
Thanks,
Sam
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Hi,
I really need serverbased controls.... and have just found FreeTextBox which seems designed for the job.
Sam
I really need serverbased controls.... and have just found FreeTextBox which seems designed for the job.
Sam
ASKER
OK folks.... I have thrown out FreeTextBox, because I was worried about disabling the page level XSS validation and have gone with CKEditor for ASP.NEt which seems very good. No need to disable page level validation.
I am using TinyMCE in another part of the app, but only as clientside code.... I may be replacing with CKE at this rate.
Thanks,
Sam
I am using TinyMCE in another part of the app, but only as clientside code.... I may be replacing with CKE at this rate.
Thanks,
Sam
ASKER
Hi,
I ended up using CKEditor which is excellent.
Thanks,
Sam
I ended up using CKEditor which is excellent.
Thanks,
Sam
ASKER
Thanks