Table of Contents
- Getting Started
- EO.Pdf
- EO.Web
- Overview
- Installation & Deployement
- EO.Web ToolTip
- EO.Web Rating
- EO.Web Slider & RangeSlider
- EO.Web ListBox
- EO.Web ComboBox
- EO.Web Captcha
- EO.Web ASPX To PDF
- EO.Web Slide
- EO.Web Flyout
- EO.Web EditableLabel
- EO.Web ImageZoom
- EO.Web Floater
- EO.Web Downloader
- EO.Web ColorPicker
- EO.Web HTML Editor
- EO.Web File Explorer
- EO.Web SpellChecker
- EO.Web Grid
- EO.Web MaskedEdit
- EO.Web Splitter
- EO.Web Menu
- EO.Web Slide Menu
- EO.Web TabStrip
- EO.Web TreeView
- EO.Web Calendar
- EO.Web Callback
- EO.Web MultiPage
- EO.Web Dialog
- EO.Web AJAXUploader
- EO.Web ProgressBar - Free!
- EO.Web ToolBar - Free!
- EO.WebBrowser
- EO.Wpf
- Common Topics
- Reference
Quick Start Guide |
Follow these simple steps to start using EO.Web Editor:
- Drag an EO.Web Editor from the toolbox to your Web Form. If you do not see the control in your toolbox, try manually adding them;
- Optional. Set the editor's
Html
property to load the initial contents.
You can also load the initial contents from code:
Editor1.Html = "initial editor contents.";
- Set the editor's TextAreaCssFile property. The path must be a path relative to the application root, that is, starting with "~/". For example, "~/styles/editor.css".
- Optional but recommended. Set the editor's HtmlBodyCssClass property to set the default text style (usually font) for the editor contents;
- Include Save button in the toolbars, or place other controls that can submit the page in the form. For example, a standard ASP.NET Button control. This is usually necessary when the editor contents and other page contents are to be submitted together;
- Run the page and edit the editor contents, then submit the page with either the Save button or other controls that can post back the page;
- When the page posts back, use the editor's Html property to access the editor contents.