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Enhancements in WebScheduler 2 SP1
Striving to deliver the world’s best WebScheduler product, we continue to enhance and add more new features based on your feedback with the objectives to provide more advanced scheduling functionality — making your web development faster and easier than ever. In this post, I will share some new features and enhancements that we’ve made in [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )New Properties, Events, and Client-side API added in WebTextEditor
As published previously, we have released WebUI Studio 2009 R1 SP1 which includes many enhancements, especially to WebTextEditor and WebScheduler 2. Specifically in WebTextEditor, some new properties, client-side events, and client-side API are included.
New Properties
ToolBarSettings >> SerializationMode, determines the serialization mode used for toolbars definition. When set to Client, the page output will be much [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Bind Value to WebTextEditor When Used As Template
WebTextEditor can be used as editing tool in many scenarios. If you have details view or other data list control, WebTextEditor can be used as the item or edit template and the related data can be displayed in WebTextEditor.
DetailsView control is used to demonstrate this capability. After it is bound properly to Employees table, users [...]
Create WebCallOut control in client-side
One of the most requested features for WebCallOut that we’ve received in the past months is the ability to create callout control in the client side programmatically. If you haven’t heard about WebCallOut, it is a nice replacement for standard tooltip, which allows you to display contextual information in an eye-catching, stylish callout interface. To [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Integrate WebSpellChecker to ASP.NET Controls
In addition to its easy integration with our own WebTextEditor, WebSpellChecker can also be used to target standard ASP.NET controls such as simple textbox, multiline textarea as well as IFRAME. Similar to the WebTextEditor integration, using WebSpellChecker with ASP.NET controls is very easy and requires no coding at all.
To use WebSpellChecker in standard ASP.NET controls, [...]
Rich Features in Low Client Footprint
Continuing an existing discussion on client footprint optimization especially when a lot of features in WebGrid are enabled, I’ve decided to do a little research on the best way to compress these client resources with a balanced server load yet acceptable compression result.
In this research, I’m running on Windows 7 Professional, IIS 7.5, Visual Studio [...]
Built-in Mail Merge Support in WebTextEditor
Many people are familiar with Mail Merge feature in Microsoft Word. It is used when you want to send a set of documents that has the same kind of information, but personalized for each recipient. For example: you want to send a gathering invitation to all members of IT division. You can send the invitation [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Easily Integrate WebSpellChecker to WebTextEditor
WebSpellChecker is designed as a standalone component which you can use independently to target standard ASP.NET controls such as Textbox and IFRAME. In addition, WebSpellChecker can also be easily integrated to WebTextEditor, which seamlessly adds spell checker functionality to the rich text editor. In this post, I’ll explain how easy it is to integrate our [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 3 so far )Introducing Intersoft WebSpellChecker for ASP.NET
An often overlooked new component that we shipped in 2009 is our spell checker component for ASP.NET. So in this post, I decided to write some wrap up on WebSpellChecker, so you can get some ideas on its features, what it looks like, how easy to consume it in your web page and more.
Intersoft WebSpellChecker [...]
WebTextEditor Integration with WebFileUploader
As described in our website, WebTextEditor includes three components: WebTextEditor, WebSpellChecker and WebFileUploader. Besides used as a stand-alone component, each product can be integrated to each other to provide a more powerful development tool.
After configuring HTTPModules and HTTPHandlers needed for WebFileUploader, you can simply integrate WebFileUploader to WebTextEditor by configuring FileUploaderSettings >> Enabled to True.
<FileUploaderSettings [...]
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