Hi,
I want to add more features with Trach Changes functionality. Please let me know can we overriide the Trach Changes property to customize how we want. If this fetaure exists please provide information where all we need to make changes in the code.
Regards
Rashid
I want to add more features with Trach Changes functionality. Please let me know can we overriide the Trach Changes property to customize how we want. If this fetaure exists please provide information where all we need to make changes in the code.
Regards
Rashid
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Hi Rashid,
Unfortunately, the Web based environment does not allow the implementation of an interface which is like the MS Word's one. We plan to improve the Track Changes dialog in order to be more flexible, but note once again that it won't be the same as the Word's one.
TrackChanges dialog provides a comparison between two contents. At present the implementation would compare the initial content which was in the editor when it was originally loaded on the page, with the current content - that is, it allows the user to see what changes he or she made during the editing process and before submitting content back to the server.
The editor exposes a method set_intitialContent() that, when called, will mark the current editor content as the "start" content to be used in the dialog. You can get the content which is set as initial with the get_initialContent() method. You can get the current content in the editor with editor.get_html().
You can use these methods to set and load the initial content and save its changes as history for example in a database.
Best regards,
Rumen
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Unfortunately, the Web based environment does not allow the implementation of an interface which is like the MS Word's one. We plan to improve the Track Changes dialog in order to be more flexible, but note once again that it won't be the same as the Word's one.
TrackChanges dialog provides a comparison between two contents. At present the implementation would compare the initial content which was in the editor when it was originally loaded on the page, with the current content - that is, it allows the user to see what changes he or she made during the editing process and before submitting content back to the server.
The editor exposes a method set_intitialContent() that, when called, will mark the current editor content as the "start" content to be used in the dialog. You can get the content which is set as initial with the get_initialContent() method. You can get the current content in the editor with editor.get_html().
You can use these methods to set and load the initial content and save its changes as history for example in a database.
Best regards,
Rumen
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answered on 01 Apr 2008, 10:12 AM
Thank you Rumen