Building a Silverlight website that my client can update themselves

Last post 04-09-2009, 8:17 AM by jfeeney. 0 replies.
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  •  04-09-2009, 8:17 AM 50922

    Building a Silverlight website that my client can update themselves

    I am building building very simple asp.net websites where my client gets a masterpage and then for each page of the website the content area comes from a SQL2005 database. In the database table I store the HTML that shows in the content area. The client gets to update the database by using CuteEditor as their WYSIWYG editor and it saves it back to the database.

    I am very interested in designing my next website using Silverlight. I am what two of the Silverlight-Learn tutorials called Using Multiple Pages Part I and Part II. I have also read an online tutorial at http://www.gleblanc.eu/Blog/post/Master-pages-in-Silverlight-Part-I.aspx that explains the concept of Master Pages in Silverlight.

    My question is - Does the latest version of CuteEditor have the ability to create Siliverlight canvases, grids and/or stackpanels that content can be places inside? If CuteEditor does not, is their a different tool that CuteSoft has?

    Thanks, John
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