Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Defining the Toolbar
10. Place the following JavaScript on the page that displays the editor between
the body’s script tags. You can enter the function above or below the line that
invokes the editor.
NOTE This section does not explain how to create custom commands. See ”Custom
Commands” on page 215 for that procedure.
function eWebEditProExecCommand(sEditorName, strCmdName, strTextData, lData)
{
if ("jsconame" == strCmdName)
{
eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.pasteHTML("Widgets, Inc");
}
else if ("jscoaddress" == strCmdName)
{
eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.pasteHTML("1 Main Street, New York, New York");
}
else if ("jstcotelnum" == strCmdName)
{
eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.pasteHTML("1-800-111-2222");
}
}
Users will see the new toolbar menu arrangement the next time they sign on.
Removing a Toolbar Button or Dropdown List
NOTE This is only element for which you cannot set the enabled property to “false” so
that the editor will ignore its values.
1. Within the interface section of the configuration data, move to the definition of
the toolbar menu that you want to modify.
2. Move to the item that you want to remove.
3. To permanently remove the button, select the entire line and press .
To temporarily remove the button, surround it with the characters that your
xml editor uses to "comment out" text that is not executable code.
Users will see the new toolbar menu arrangement the next time they sign on.
Rearranging Buttons/Dropdown Lists on a Toolbar Menu
Buttons and dropdown lists appear on a toolbar menu in the sequence in which
they are entered into the configuration data. For example, the following toolbar
menu definition would create this menu .