Document property of Rich text box

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FormWPF()
{
// Create a FlowDocument
                FlowDocument mcFlowDoc = new FlowDocument();
                // Create a paragraph with text
                Paragraph para = new Paragraph();
                para.Inlines.Add(new Run("Text me ? "));
                para.Inlines.Add(new Bold(new Run("Test Bold")));
                // Add the paragraph to blocks of paragraph
                mcFlowDoc.Blocks.Add(para);
   RichTextEditor rd = new RichTextEditor();
  rd.Document = mcFlowDoc;  // got error does not contain definition for Document
}

xaml code for RichTextEditor

HTML

<stackpanel>
 <richtextbox name="mainRTB" acceptstab="True" height="500" width="900">
  asis:RichTextboxAssistant.BoundDocument="{Binding Path=Text, ElementName=uxRichTextEditor}"
                            VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Visible" />
               <!--<textbox text="{Binding Path=Text, ElementName=uxRichTextEditor}" height="25" />-->
           </richtextbox></stackpanel>

Posted 11-Mar-12 21:04pm

palanirajan

Updated 11-Mar-12 21:18pm

Wayne Gaylard

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Wayne Gaylard · Answer 1 · 2012-03-11T21:21:00

Solution 1

You are gettin confused between ASP's RichTextEditor and WPF's RichTextBox. In this line

C#

RichTextEditor rd = new RichTextEditor();
  rd.Document = mcFlowDoc;  // got error does not contain definition for Document

you are creating a RichTextEditor, which does not have a Document property, instead of a RichTextBox, which does.

Posted 11-Mar-12 21:21pm

Wayne Gaylard

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palanirajan 12-Mar-12 3:45am

Hi , Thanks,

RichTextEditor is nothing but a richText box created in xaml Code
How can add Document property to this?