Hi;
Do you have a sample that does a search & replace as a custom dialog for your editor? If I have that code then I think I can implement what we need as that would show me both how to query the editor for text and to change text in the editor.
And I need to do it by creating my own ASP.NET controls that talk to the editor as we need to keep our part separate from the editor as we intend in the future to write a more powerful editor (handling tabs, margins, page breaks, etc.)
It's fine if all of our controls use your ASP.NET controls (that is our plan). What's key is to keep a simple interface between the editor and all of our controls so we can change the editor our controls talk to. So we would prefer that we have a way to provide asynchronous communication via JavaScript between our ASP.NET app and your editor.
thanks - dave
Do you have a sample that does a search & replace as a custom dialog for your editor? If I have that code then I think I can implement what we need as that would show me both how to query the editor for text and to change text in the editor.
And I need to do it by creating my own ASP.NET controls that talk to the editor as we need to keep our part separate from the editor as we intend in the future to write a more powerful editor (handling tabs, margins, page breaks, etc.)
It's fine if all of our controls use your ASP.NET controls (that is our plan). What's key is to keep a simple interface between the editor and all of our controls so we can change the editor our controls talk to. So we would prefer that we have a way to provide asynchronous communication via JavaScript between our ASP.NET app and your editor.
thanks - dave