I created a asp.net web application and then I downloaded ckeditor. And I extracted my application directory this editor folder. And I added dll of ckeditor to reference of my application. I registered in my web page.[code]...
I've found out how to change colours for the text editor, etc, but is there any way to change the colours in the help? It'd be nice to be able to have [for example] white text on a black background. It'd be easier on the eyes for lengthy reading sessions.No crops were circled, or animals mutilated in the making of this sig.
I know this sound really dumb, but I have eyes problem, it would be great if I can increase the font size of my code editor. I just can't found out where to do it.
I have this problem every so often in VS2010. What will happen is I'll be working along and run the program then stop debugging. When I get back to text editor to change something the cursor will be stuck. It won't let me move it with the arrow keys and I can't type anything in. I can move it with the mouse but when I do that I still can't type anything in at the new position. The only way to get this to go away is to close out VS2010 and restart it again.
I'm trying to change a code for text justification so that it works for urdu editor. The problem is when i justify code the alignment changes to left side. I mean cursor moves to the left side of rtb. In code the value of PFM_ALIGNMENT is set to 8. I wanna know what it means and if i hav to change then what value shud i use for making cursor stay at right side of rtb.
I'm using Visual Studio 2010 / VB / dot net 4.0, and I have a drop-down menu in my left column that switches resource languages for the end user. It reads like this:
--------English ------- <<- Engish is always the default top language option French | Spanish |
is the algorithm for VB editor released anywhere? because i'm trying to create my own editor that gives various options like Linking and self defined array functions (see below) such that one edit can update several others in various places, but i do still wish to have the auto formatting VB editor provides us with.an example of a self defined array function (count):we can transform this:
Public Class test Private Shared number_of_methods As Integer = 2 Public Function get_number_of_methods_juz_an_example() As Integer Return number_of_methods
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well of course instead of the code it would be just click and select (i wrote out the code in <> just to show what's happening)
I created a web form in .net. The form need to use WYSIWYG editor. So, I have decided to use CK editor. Now, I have gotten a problem that the CK editor lets to use javascript in the textarea. I don't want to let this. How could I do that?
How can i get visio like editor in vb.net. so that end user can create or move controls, like text box,labels & combo box. I need this for reporting purpose where user can place the controls as he wanted.
How can i make something like an editor, lets say word editor, how can i get it to highlite wrong words? and color words like "thank you" or something? [code...]
I'm a beginner so please try to explain things simply
Public Class Form1 Private Sub RichTextBox1_TextChanged(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles RichTextBox1.TextChanged Form2.WebBrowser1.DocumentText = Me.RichTextBox1.Text End Sub
Private Sub PreviewToolStripMenuItem_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles PreviewToolStripMenuItem.Click Form2.Show() End Sub
Private Sub OpenToolStripMenuItem_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles OpenToolStripMenuItem.Click OpenFileDialog1.Filter = "All Files(*) | *" OpenFileDialog1.ShowDialog() RichTextBox1.LoadFile(OpenFileDialog1.FileName, RichTextBoxStreamType.PlainText) End Sub
Private Sub SaveToolStripMenuItem_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles SaveToolStripMenuItem.Click SaveFileDialog1.Filter = "All Files(*) | *" SaveFileDialog1.ShowDialog() RichTextBox1.SaveFile(SaveFileDialog1.FileName, RichTextBoxStreamType.PlainText) End Sub End Class Say for instance I put this into the rich text box
I want to make an iso editor. ISO is a game or program file. In this case it is a game. I want to be able to view partitions and patch them so people can modify games. Im using VB express basic 2010.
VB express.yesterday my computer started squawking about the project that I was running in debug being edited outside of the editor, and did I want to reload.The message box gave me four choices: Yes, Yes to All,No,and No to All.It started doing it when I had a new project with nothing but a multiline text box that I was trying to use to display the numbers in a for next loop there was practically nothing there that I did.It squawked about that for projects that I ran many times before, and haven't edited at all recently.It kept coming back repeatedly.So far as I know, I have edited nothing outside the editor.What would I be reloading?
There is no editor available for '<filename>'.Make sure the application for the file type (.vb) is installed.I got this message after I updated a VB08 project to VB10. I tried to open a form when this message was shown. It happens to every form in the group (but not standard classes).
I just cannot work this out so is it different in C# for VB in VS. Lets say you have added a control (does not matter what control) to a form, go to the 'View Code' of the form. In VB at the top of the source window below the Tabs of your project you see on the left a Class Name combobox (Type in C#) in VB you can select the control you just added, now in the right Members Name combobox (Members in C#) in vb i can select a member I want to add lets say Click event, this will be added to the project but in C# it just cannot be done?
The reason for this is that I have a Usercontrol that Shadows/New delegate thingy in C# TextChanged event I can easily Select this member in VB but not in C# do I have to add the event manually e.g. [Code] In VB I get a Handles event, Any ideas?
I accidentally excluded something from my project (by right clicking and "Exclude from project", but I don't remember what) and now when I try to open form1.vb design I get this error message:
There is no editor avalable for <filename> Make sure the application for the filetype (.vb) is installed.
I've built a basic editor which have code auto-completion feature and also shows parameter list. Now I want to add highlight matching bracket feature. I've no idea on how to do this !
Update:I know some basic algorithm to find the matching bracket, but don't know how to highlight it ! [to change the color or making it bold of the matching bracket]. I'm using multi-line textbox for this issue.
I created a Script Editor in a Windows Application using a RichTextbox and Regex for adding the colors for the coding. However it is not close to the Real VB editor. Is there some real good examples out there of how to build one or some free downloads?
I need to add in a WYSIWYG control into a .NET form. I found this one from SpiceLogic on several sites and was wondering if this is a decent library to use?If anyone has any additional input, I also would like to know of any other decent alternatives, both free and non-free.
I'm using VS2008, writing an app in VB.Net (3.5 framework), and I have a custom control which recieves a collection (each item in the collection has an image, and 2 text fields).When populating this at design time, it's nice and easy to do either in code, or even better through the very useful "Collection Editor" (in terms of user friendliness, at least).What I'd like to do is give my end users a similar Collection Editor interface, on my main form, to be able to add to and remove from this collection in a similar way to how it's done in the IDE. This is new territory for me, and I really don't know how to achieve this
I am working on this project and I am running into a few problems. Well Nothing is working but when you want to open a file.This is the project I have to do.My project is allow the user to create a new HTML. Open an existing HTML file from your hard drive(which I don't understand that one). Save an HTML file.Also aloud the user to to load HTML file (source only ) From the internet, when the user selects this feature provide a text box and a button to enter the url. I know how to do a textbox and a button. Include an about me page with your name.
Here is my code.
Imports System.IO Imports System.Net Public Class Form1
I want to create my own pocket editor like WPE because i want to program it.(To send special messages to the game servers when my program receives something.)
I was recently asked to do some research on some third party HTML editors to be embedded into our current software (Which is built in VB). I began doing some research, but no luck.I don't know much about building HTML editors, but is this something that can easily be done?From what I've been told, I need something like CKEditor, but not for web use.