How To find the difference of two html files and how to change the colour of those words in a ckeditor in c#

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i have a ckeditor and i will add some contents to that ckeditor and save that content to database. it will save the contents in html form to one table in the creation mode. And in the edit mode i need to change those contents and it will save to database in another table.

so in the next page i will be able to see the both contents and its difference in 2 ckeditors. it will appear as left and right. i need to highlight those words with particular colours. or i need to put a selection in the selection one dropdown first value will be a 1. Vertical Line and second will be 2. square brackets ([]).

The changed words will appear inside square brackets. or the changed words will start with a vertical line , based on dropdown value selection of the user. Can anyone help me in this?

Posted 19-Aug-14 4:06am

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Updated 19-Aug-14 4:16am

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gggustafson 21-Aug-14 12:25pm

Have you tried WinDiff?

Member 11017651 22-Aug-14 0:14am

sorry i dont have any idea about Windiff

gggustafson 22-Aug-14 9:33am

Google "WinDiff" and you will be provided with instructions from Microsoft to download and use. Now, if you are planning to build your own version of WinDiff, then that is a much more complicated question. But before you do, check out WinDiff.

Member 11017651 26-Aug-14 7:04am

i think i need to build my own version to use it in my project. what will i do for that

gggustafson 26-Aug-14 8:48am

This is a much more complex issue. I cannot answer your question in detail here. You will need to solidify your requirements and come up with a design. Google "text comparison algorithms" for some guidance. Good luck.

Member 11017651 27-Aug-14 2:19am

ThankYou so much for the replies

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