Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

If none of these restrictions applies to your situation (for example, all users have
Internet Explorer), you can increase the value of maxContentSize in
ewebeditprodefaults.js or set it in JavaScript.
To have no limit, set maxContentSize = 0.
NOTE This parameter checks the number of characters, which may be different from the
number of bytes, depending on the encoding method.
Object: ”Parameters Object”
Property: objectAttributes
Property: path
Description: Optional attributes to the OBJECT tag. Applies only to Internet
Explorer. For example, the OBJECT tag has an attribute 'standby' that the
developer could set to a string.
objectAttributes="standby='Please wait while the editor initializes.'";
Property: preferredType
Object: ”Parameters Object”
Description: The path to the eWebEditPro files relative to the hostname. For
example, /ewebeditpro5/.
This value is set in the ewebeditpro.js file.
Object: ”Parameters Object”
Description: Specifies the type of editor to create. This property has three
possible values:
• textarea - creates a standard HTML textarea field
• section - creates an edit button which, when pressed, displays a popup
window with eWebEditPro
• activex - creates the eWebEditPro editor
If the editor was not installed on the client and the value is set to section or
activex, an Edit button appears on the page. When the user clicks the button, he
is prompted to download eWebEditPro.
Examples:
In ewebeditprodefaults.js: this.preferredType = "textarea";
Or, on the page with the editor before it is created:
eWebEditPro.parameters.preferredType = "textarea";
Object: ”Parameters Object”
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