Hello
do you have a wysiwyg for winform?
thx you very much.
I'm not certain what exactly you're looking for. What do you want to be depicted in a WYSIWYG fashion?
I would like to have a rich text editor.
it's to make a interface to write mail within an application.
you see what I mean ?
I do see now, yes. Take a look at our WinFormattedTextEditor control, which uses an HTML-like XML format to control formatting of different areas of text.
I'll have a look at this.
thx you very much
WYSIWYG stands for "What you see is what you get." So there is no such thing as just a WYSIWYG editor. It would have to be a specific kind of WYSIWYG editor.
It sounds to me like you are looking for an html editor. In which case, you are correct. There is no html editor in the WinForms suite of controls. I'm not sure about the ASP.Net controls.
So basically, you do not have a simple wysiwyg editor?
No, the WinFormattedTextEditor uses a customer XML format, it does not suport html - although the formats are very similar.
Is there a way to write directly html inside the WinFormattedTextEditor ?
WinFormattedTextEditor provides ways to manipulate the appearance of text, including bolding, changing font face, and changing font size.
For more information, I suggest taking a look over the documentation of this control. This link leads to the landing page for WinFormattedTextEditor, as documented in our online help documentation of NetAdvantage for .NET 2008 Volume 3. This documentation shows how to apply formatting to text in code, to set up a Design/Code view, the formatting tags the control uses, and much more.