HtmlEditor : Phorum 5
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Adding tables to the control
Posted by: Mike (---.driehaus.com)
Date: Tuesday, 20-Feb-2007, 16:19:24
Hi All,
Does anyone have the code to add table support to this control? I have been searching and cannot find this. If not then does anyone know how to change the default behavior of the older version so the enter is not a <p> and instead a <br> tag. I can capture this in the newer version and change it but need to be able to have table support. I also have the older version but cannot change the default enter key behavior.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Does anyone have the code to add table support to this control? I have been searching and cannot find this. If not then does anyone know how to change the default behavior of the older version so the enter is not a <p> and instead a <br> tag. I can capture this in the newer version and change it but need to be able to have table support. I also have the older version but cannot change the default enter key behavior.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Re: Adding tables to the control
Posted by: Clyde Davies (---.range86-143.btcentralplus.com)
Date: Tuesday, 06-Mar-2007, 07:38:07
I'm not sure what you'd mean by 'table support'. If you mean adding in tables, then the best way of doing this is via the DOM. If, on the other hand, you want to select rows and columns properly, then people have been asking about this for ages and nobody seems to have much of an idea.
The best way to intercept keystrokes depending upon context is to construct an IHTMLEditDesigner and bind it to the editor. Then, in the PreHandleEvent method you can intercept the keystrokes and translate them to the desired action.
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The best way to intercept keystrokes depending upon context is to construct an IHTMLEditDesigner and bind it to the editor. Then, in the PreHandleEvent method you can intercept the keystrokes and translate them to the desired action.
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Currently writing the GuideDog editor using MSHTML in my copious free time...