where i find html editor control for visual studio 2005

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hi all,

i know the two html editor

1 is from ajax toolkit but it is not supported in VS 2005

2nd is some third part control WYSIWYG HTML Editor

i tried with second option but der r limited HTML TAG Supported no <TABLE> <TD> <TR> TAGS ALLOWED

Here whatever we are writing it can be make bold italic underline align n many more

i want such a editor 2 use in my project [visual studio 2005]

Please suggest me

many thanks..

Posted 3-Dec-11 20:00pm

Rakesh S S

Updated 3-Dec-11 21:36pm

Eduard Lu

v3

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[no name] 4-Dec-11 3:37am

EDIT: added "b" tag

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Solution 2

I used FCKEditor and Tiny Editor either, but in asp.net Tiny[^] is better.

Posted 3-Dec-11 21:07pm

omid.nazifi

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thatraja 4-Dec-11 14:25pm

5!

Solution 3

You can also use CKEditor, following is the detail how to integrate CKEditor :
CKEditor for ASP.NET Control Integration Guide
Syrinx CK Editor ASP.NET Wrapper Control

[Updated]
Setting CKEditor for ASP.NET Configuration
Create a custom toolbar for CKEditor

Please let me know if you need further information.

Posted 3-Dec-11 21:22pm

Monjurul Habib

Updated 4-Dec-11 6:54am

v2

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Rakesh S S 4-Dec-11 9:44am

How i can Customize the available option

whichever i need in CKEditor

Monjurul Habib 4-Dec-11 12:54pm

answer updated. please have a look.

thatraja 4-Dec-11 14:25pm

5!

Monjurul Habib 4-Dec-11 15:10pm

thank you, Raja :)

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-03T20:48:00

Solution 1

Try this[^].

Posted 3-Dec-11 20:48pm

R. Giskard Reventlov

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Monjurul Habib 4-Dec-11 3:24am

yes FCKeditor is also good, my 5!

thatraja 4-Dec-11 14:24pm

5!