Cute Editor for ASP.NET is a powerful, professional ASP.NET Server control that enables .Net developers to embed a word processor, similar to Microsoft Word into a web page. This Web-based WYSIWYG Content Editing tool empowers business users with an intuitive, easy-to-use interface for creating and publishing web content. This documentation should provide everything you need to customize the CuteEditor control for your particular application.

Namespace: CuteEditor
Assembly: CuteEditor (in CuteEditor.dll) Version: 6.7.0.0

Syntax

C#
public class Editor : WebControl, INamingContainer, 
	IPostBackDataHandler
Visual Basic
Public Class Editor _
	Inherits WebControl _
	Implements INamingContainer, IPostBackDataHandler
Visual C++
public ref class Editor : public WebControl, 
	INamingContainer, IPostBackDataHandler

Remarks

Cute Editor for .NET supports all Internet Explorer versions from 5.5 up on Windows, Firefox 1.0+, Netscape 7.1+, Mozilla 1.3+, Opera 9.x, Safari (1.3+) or any other browser with an equivalent gecko layout engine on any platform where these browsers are available. This includes Macintosh and Linux.

Keep in mind that you don't need a supported browser to see HTML pages generated using Cute Editor for .NET, you just need a supported browser to edit with Cute Editor for .NET. If you attempt to use Cute Editor for .NET using a browser that is not supported Cute Editor for .NET will display a regular textarea. You will still be able to edit the document, but only in HTML code view.

Examples

default setting: 
            <%@ Register TagPrefix="CE" Assembly="CuteEditor" Namespace="CuteEditor" %>

              <html> 
                <head> 

                </head> 

            	<body> 

            	   <form runat="server"> 

            	      <CE:Editor id="Editor1" ruant="server" /> 

            	   </form> 

            	</body> 

              </html>
programmatically disable the Save, Bold, Italic buttons:
<CE:Editorid="Editor1"DisableItemList="Save, Bold, Italic"runat="server"></CE:Editor>

Inheritance Hierarchy

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