Asp.net dotnettextbox editor FAQ

Q: Can the control output webpage code conforming to the xhtml1.0 specification?

A: supported by the commercial version. The commercial version provides an XHTML attribute, you only need to set the attribute to XHTML = true, so that the control can automatically convert all the code into webpage code in the xhtml1.0 format when outputting the content.

Q: Why does the topic CSS file require a header control on the page. (For example,

A: Because the global CSS style theme under the app_themes directory is used on the page or function page of the referenced control, the solution is as follows: on the page that references the control, change

Q: The dotnettextbox control with all built-in functions is too wide. Can I narrow down the width while maintaining the same function? (New in 2007.7.9)

A: Yes. By default, all functions in the interface with all built-in functions are arranged in two rows. There are 20 built-in functions in each line. If you want to narrow down the width, after the first <rightarea> feature configuration section (except for the blank tag configuration) in the original menu configuration file, a line break Mark <rightarea> Br </rightarea> appears, you only need to move this tag to the first <rightarea> Configuration section, and add another <rightarea> Br </rightarea> line feed tag in the second feature configuration section, in this way, the function icons will be arranged in three rows, so that the function arrangement of each row will be greatly reduced, and the natural width can also be reduced a lot. If you still feel too wide, you can sort them in four rows according to the steps above, each line can have 10 functions. Of course, the width is reduced, and the height is also increased.

Q: Why can't I find the en-US directory or the path of XXXXX. config file after adding a control to vs2005?

A: Check whether the system_dntb directory required by the control has been copied to your project, and correctly set the relative path of the systemfolder attribute. (For the path setting method, see path setting ).

Q: Why does the system path still fail to be found when the system path has been correctly set?

A: Are you sure you want to open multiple projects at the same time? If you have opened a project and then open the project that references the control at the same time, the path is incorrect, close other open projects before opening the project that references the control.

Q: Why is the cocould not load file or assembly 'enabledte, version = 8.0.0.0, culture = neutral, publickeytoken = b03f5f7f11d50a3a 'error reported when the local test is successful but uploaded to the virtual space?

A: Put the DLL extracted by ghost in the bin directory of the virtual space!

Q: Why can't I find the codehighlighter add-on during project compilation?

A: Because the control uses a third-party free code highlighting plug-in, you also need to copy actiprosoftware under the project bin directory. codehighlighter. netbench DLL, actiprosoftware. shared. netbench DLL, codehighlightertest. if you do not need to use this function, you can delete the pastecode in the system_dntb directory in addition to deleting the relevant settings in the configuration file. aspx and pastecode. aspx. CS, so that the three DLL does not need to be copied!

Q: Why is global system directory settings ineffective?

A: After setting the full-local system directory settings, remove the original systemfolder attribute of the reference page control, because the page will first use the path setting of the built-in attribute!

Q: How do I set the upload folder out of the system_dntb directory?

A: Set the uploadfolder attribute. The default value is upload/. That is, all uploaded files are stored in system_dntb/upload/. If you need to put the upload folder out of the system_dntb directory, set it .. /upload.

Q: Why is the upload failure even if the size of a single file exceeds 4 MB in my configuration?

A: The default ASP. NET upload limit is 4 MB. Therefore, to upload files larger than 4 MB, add the following in the <system. Web> Configuration section of Web. config:

<! -- Set the maximum size for uploading a single file -->
<Httpruntime maxrequestlength = "10240" executiontimeout = "3600"/>

Maxrequestlength is the maximum upload limit. 10240 = 10 m executiontimeout is the transmission timeout time!

Q: What are relative paths (relative), absolute root paths (absoluteroot), and absolute full paths (absolutefull )?

A: The relative path is system_dntb/upload/xx.gif, the absolute root path is/dotnettextbox/system_dntb/upload/xx.gif, and the absolute full path is http: // localhost/dotnettextbox/system_dntb/upload/xx.gif. These paths can be freely switched through the imgpathtype built-in attributes of the control!