In years past, when I strictly built WinForms applications I'd use an old product called RoboHelp to build the Windows help files. It worked fine and was the right tool for the job.
Fast forward to 2011 and I'm in the midst of an ASP.Net 3.5 Intranet application. I'm now looking to provide some online help for it, which would include:
I could, of course, build this help engine from scratch but I'm thinking there must be a better, easier way. I'm thus curious whether the great minds at Telerik might have some suggestions, including the use of some of your controls in the ASP.Net AJAX toolkit.
A fairly open question, I know, but am hoping you can give me some good ideas,
Robert
Fast forward to 2011 and I'm in the midst of an ASP.Net 3.5 Intranet application. I'm now looking to provide some online help for it, which would include:
- Context sensitive help from each page in the app.
- A general search facility where the user could enter keywords and be shown the applicable help topics.
I could, of course, build this help engine from scratch but I'm thinking there must be a better, easier way. I'm thus curious whether the great minds at Telerik might have some suggestions, including the use of some of your controls in the ASP.Net AJAX toolkit.
A fairly open question, I know, but am hoping you can give me some good ideas,
Robert