I am trying to use the RadEditor for SharePoint 2007 in a customer web part I am creating in VS 2005.
I need to add a reference to the project to compile it, but I just can't find the relevant DLL. I'm sure there must be something I'm missing. But other examples in the Forum talk about POST-referenced projects.
Not much help if you can't add a reference.
Can I actually use the RadEditor in this way?
I need to add a reference to the project to compile it, but I just can't find the relevant DLL. I'm sure there must be something I'm missing. But other examples in the Forum talk about POST-referenced projects.
Not much help if you can't add a reference.
Can I actually use the RadEditor in this way?
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Hi,
The RadEditorSharePoint.dll and RadEditor.Net2.dll are in the server's GAC. You can also extract them from the solution file (RadEditorMOSS.wsp). Rename this file to .cab (RadEditorMOSS.cab) and open it with Microsoft's cabinet viewer (most archiving software supports .cab files as well). Once you have the two .dll files, you can use them as reference in your VS 2005 project. Note that you do not need to include them in your web part output, since the editor is already installed in the GAC.
All the best,
Lini
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The RadEditorSharePoint.dll and RadEditor.Net2.dll are in the server's GAC. You can also extract them from the solution file (RadEditorMOSS.wsp). Rename this file to .cab (RadEditorMOSS.cab) and open it with Microsoft's cabinet viewer (most archiving software supports .cab files as well). Once you have the two .dll files, you can use them as reference in your VS 2005 project. Note that you do not need to include them in your web part output, since the editor is already installed in the GAC.
All the best,
Lini
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answered on 21 Sep 2007, 03:20 PM
Excellent! Many thanks