That is, can you define which functionality appears in the toolbar?

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Stephen McCormack
MWeb Solutions Pty Ltd
http://www.mwebsolutions.com.au

Yes, but it's not perfect. If you add new buttons you have very little control over where they appear as you can't use the TemplateItems string to configure. And then there's a bug such that if you use the WYSIWYG font/size drop downs as I wanted to then that can crimp your style.

 

If you're just looking for the basics... no new buttons... then you should be able to configure however you want.

i found the best way to configure the bar is to start with one of the preset configurations and then use the "DisableItemList" method

 

but remove the buttons in order and you can then get rid of the sperator tags as well.... so for instance.... what i want available for doing Private Messages:

 

Private Sub SetUpEditBox()
        EditBox.AutoConfigure = CuteEditor.AutoConfigure.Simple
        Dim UserDir As String = Server.MapPath("/images/users" & GetThisUsername())
        If system.IO.Directory.Exists(UserDir) Then
            EditBox.ImageGalleryPath = "/images/users" & GetThisUsername()
            EditBox.DisableItemList = "fontDropDown,sizeDropDown,Separator,JustifyLeft,JustifyCenter,JustifyRight,Separator,InsertOrderedList,InsertUnorderedList,Separator,Indent,Outdent,Separator,Separator,InsertTable,Help"
        Else
            EditBox.DisableItemList = "fontDropDown,sizeDropDown,Separator,JustifyLeft,JustifyCenter,JustifyRight,Separator,InsertOrderedList,InsertUnorderedList,Separator,Indent,Outdent,Separator,Separator,ImageGallery,InsertTable,Help"
        End If
        EditBox.ShowLogo = False
        EditBox.ShowHtmlMode = False
End Sub

So

You can add buttons,separators and custom buttons programmaticly using the Add method the buttons are displayed in the same order as they are added:

 

rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Cut);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Copy);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Paste);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.PasteText);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.PasteWord);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Separator);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Undo);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Redo);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Separator);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.AbsolutePosition);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Char);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.InsertText);
    rtbIngress.toolbar.Add(rtbIngress.Separator);

 

Regards,

Thomas

Create custom buttons make it more easier in version 2.2.

Now you can register your own button and use it in the template property!.

 

For adding a custom button one needs to follow two steps.

 

Step1:  Register the button to the CuteEditor

 

. <script runat="server"> void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {         //Integrate with NetSpell         System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image SpellingImage = new System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image ();         SpellingImage.ToolTip = "Check Spelling";         SpellingImage.ImageUrl = "spell/Spelling.gif";         SpellingImage.CssClass = "button";        // The custom button ID can be any string identifier and it's used when defining the template        SpellingImage.ID = "Spell";        SpellingImage.Attributes.Add("onclick","checkSpellingById('Editor1_editBox')");        SpellingImage.Attributes.Add("type","btn");                // Register the button here        Editor1.RegisterCustomButton(SpellingImage); } </script>

 

 

 

Step2:  Use the custom button in your template property 

 

<CE:Editor id="Editor1" runat="server" Template="Bold, Italic, Underline, Spell, Indent,Outdent," ></CE:Editor>

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