Hi, I just downloaded version 4.0.0.6 today and am trying to create a custom button to replace the standard spell check button (I'll submit another post to describe my problem with that later).

 

I followed the example for adding the custom button, but cannot use the SetMouseEvents(Image1) line because it won't compile in vb.  I've searched through Object Browser for that function but it isn't there.  I'm assuming that this is what makes the rollover effects work for the buttons, although I'm just guessing since this is not documented anywhere. 

 
How can I get this function?

Thanks, STEVE

 

STEVE,

 

What kind of error message did you get when compiling the project?

 

This is an example:

 

   Dim Image1 As New System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image()
   Image1.ToolTip    = "Insert today's date"
   Image1.ImageUrl    = "tools.gif"
   Image1.CssClass    = "CuteEditorButton"
   SetMouseEvents(Image1)

...

 

Another method to create a custom button is using the CreateCommandButton function:

 

        Dim ctrl As System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebControl
        ctrl = Editor1.CreateCommandButton("MyButton", "text.gif", "Insert My Custom Text")

        ctrl.Attributes("onclick") = "ShowMyDialog(this)"

        'add this custom button into the editor
        Editor1.InsertToolControl(pos, "MyButton", ctrl)

 

Example: http://cutesoft.net/example/howto/AddButtons/vb/create_a_custom_button.aspx

 

You can find the source code of the above example in the download package.

 

 

strigilio wrote:

The SetMouseEvents line is not recognized by Visual Studio.  It is also not found in Object Browser.

 

I Have the same problem.

 

You need to include the SetMouseEvents into the code.

 

void SetMouseEvents(WebControl control)
 {
     control.Attributes["onmouseover"]="CuteEditor_ButtonCommandOver(this)";
     control.Attributes["onmouseout"]="CuteEditor_ButtonCommandOut(this)";
     control.Attributes["onmousedown"]="CuteEditor_ButtonCommandDown(this)";
     control.Attributes["onmouseup"]="CuteEditor_ButtonCommandUp(this)";
     control.Attributes["ondragstart"]="CuteEditor_CancelEvent()";
 }