Summary of how kindeditor is used in Asp.net

The foreign server seems to have locked the Web due to security issues in some DLL editors to be referenced. some permissions in config are not available if freetexbox is tried first, and FCKeditor is not available because DLL files are to be referenced. Finally, my colleague introduced a kindeditor editor for JS only. It will not be used if downloaded, I cannot find a similar method on the Internet and may not have encountered such a problem. After one night's research demo and my colleagues helped me, I finally figured out how to use it. I will summarize it myself, I also hope to help people who need it in the future. here is an example of reading and saving data from a database. For other parameters, see the official website of kindeditor.

1. First copy the following to the path to use the editor.
<Input type = "hidden" name = "content1" id = "content1" value = '<% = databind %>'/>
<Input type = "hidden" name = "content" runat = "server" id = "content"/>
<SCRIPT type = "text/JavaScript" src = "kindeditor. js"> </SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT type = "text/JavaScript">
Document. getelementbyid ("content"). value = Document. getelementbyid ("content1"). value;
// This statement cannot be directly used as a server control, so the data cannot be read,
VaR editor = new kindeditor ("Editor ");
Editor. hiddenname = "content ";
Editor. editorwidth = "100% ";
Editor. editorheight = "280px ";
Editor. Show ();
Function kindsubmit (){
Editor. Data ();
}

</SCRIPT>

2. Save button

<Asp: button id = "createadmine" runat = "server" Height = "22" text = "save" width = "42" onclientclick = "kindsubmit () "onclick =" createadmine_click "/> // you must submit the message from the client before saving the file.

3. background reading

First define
Public String databind;

.....
If (dr. Read ())

{

Databind = read data;

}

...

4. Saved Value
Name = content. value;

 

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