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Accented Characters Using the Languages Sample Modifying the Language of eWebEditPro eWebEditPro content can be in any language supported by the browser, which is largely controlled by Windows regional settings. The content can contain multiple languages simultaneously. The HTML languages sample (http://localhost/ ewebeditpro5/samples/html/languages/languages.htm) demonstrates a page with several languages. For accented characters, the user can select from the list of special and extended characters available on the standard toolbar (see below) or type from the keyboard. Also, non-English keyboards usually have the characters printed. You can enter special characters with an English keyboard (using Alt keys) using the IME (input editor). See Windows Control Panel > Regional Options > Input Locales. The following eWebEditPro sample screen illustrates how the locale file affects the editor. Start > Programs > Ektron>ewebeditpro5 > Samples > HTML Samples > Languages Select the language of your choice. Then, move the cursor over any toolbar button and notice that the tooltip appears in the selected language. Also, if you click an icon that displays a dialog box (such as Insert Picture), the dialog box appears in the selected language. Displaying Menus and Dialogs in a non-European Language If you specify an Asian or Middle Eastern language locale for eWebEditPro, and you are running a European (for example, English) version of Windows, the non- European characters may appear as question marks (?) instead of the ideogram. Similarly, accented Latin (that is, European) characters may appear without their accent marks on an Asian version of Windows. These problems occur because the language’s character set is not loaded in the client PC’s Windows operating system. Any Unicode character that does not have Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer’s Reference Guide, Release 5.1, Revision 1 221
How to Fix in Windows XP and 2000 Modifying the Language of eWebEditPro a corresponding character in the character set (that is, code page table) appears as a question mark (?). To display eWebEditPro menus and dialogs in a non-European language on a European version of Windows 2000 or XP, set the system default language to the language you wish to display. To do this for Windows 2000, follow these steps. 1. Open the Control Panel. 2. Open Regional Options. 3. Click the General tab. The lower half of the dialog displays the languages currently configured for your system. 4. Check the language you want to use. You may be prompted for the Windows CD-ROM to install language files. NOTE Your locale, in the top half of the dialog, does not affect the default language. 5. Click the Set default button. The "Select System Locale" dialog appears. Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer’s Reference Guide, Release 5.1, Revision 1 222
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EKTRON, INC. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREE
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DAMAGES FOR: LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS
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Managing Images ...................
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Memory Considerations..............
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Modifying the Standard Text of a Tr
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Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer’s
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eWebEditPro Object Model Ektron® e
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eWebEditProUtil Object Name API Typ
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Name API Type Return Type ontoolbar
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Name API Type Return Type maxConten
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Name API Type Return Type InstallPo
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Button Tag Object Name API Type Ret
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Name API Type Return Type disableAl
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Image Editor Object Name API Type R
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Name API Type Return Type SetValidF
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Name API Type Return Type FWLoginNa
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Syntax for retrieving object: eWebE
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Name API Type Return Type Descripti
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Method/Property/ Event AllowUpload
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Method/Property/ Event eWebEditProM
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Method/Property/ Event getPropertyB
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Method/Property/ Event isEditor 76
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Method/Property/ Event onbeforeload
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Method/Property/ Event popup 133
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Method/Property/ Event SetContent 9
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Parameters Example objAuto.AddFileF
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Method: autoInstallExpected Method:
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Object: ”ObjectCommand Item Objec
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Parameters: Parameter Type Descript
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Method: CreateNew Method: disableSt
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Method: EditFromHtml Remarks If the
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Method: ErrorValue Method: Estimate
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Syntax strResult = eWebEditPro.Edit
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Example: Method: getDocument Method
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Parameters Syntax var sFileDesc = o
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Parameters Method: getOpenerInstanc
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Method: getPropertyString Object:
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Method: HideAllMenus Method: HTMLEn
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Method: IsDirty Method: isEditor Me
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Method: ListCommandName You can use
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function ListFilesWithStatus(iSelec
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Object: ”eWebEditPro ActiveX Cont
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Method: ReadNamedData Description:
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Method: RemoveFieldValue Descriptio
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Method: save Method: Save Method: s
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Parameter Type Description iPositio
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Description: Replaces the entire do
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If the file does not exist, no acti
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NOTE This property is intended for
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Method: ShowAllMenus Method: TagCou
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Parameters Parameter Type Descripti
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Method: XMLProcessor Master List of
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Property: CmdVisible Property: MaxL
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Object: ”Automatic Upload Object
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Property: allowupload Property: Bas
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Property: HorizontalSpacing Propert
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Type: Integer Property: ProxyServer
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Property: TransferRoot function Rea
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Property: Get WDDX Property: hideAb
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Property: url Property: windowName
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Property: windowName Property: edit
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Value Description EWEP_ONUNLOAD_ PR
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Object: ”eWebEditProUtil Object
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Event: onready window.eWebEditProLo
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strTextData - a string that may con
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Object: ”ewebeditproevents Object
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Sources of Commands Command source
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Language Example 2. The Hidden Fiel
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Defining the Toolbar Modifying Conf
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Element Hierarchy Attributes Exampl
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Caption Element Hierarchy User Inte
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Attributes Name Attribute Type User
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Attributes Example Using only a Key
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Attributes Name Attribute Type Exam
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Attributes Example space User Inter
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Managing Tables eWebEditPro’s con
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Customizing the Tables Menu Managin
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Setting Default Values for the Inse
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Controlling Responses for the Ver
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Cleaning HTML Clean Element Hierarc
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Attribute Element Cleaning HTML Whe
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xsltFilter Element SPAN Cleaning
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Element Hierarchy Attributes Na
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Editing in Microsoft Word Element H
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Conserve Word Formatting Pros Cons
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Conform by Discarding Pros Cons Con
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Encoding Special Characters Factors
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Displaying Asian Languages Unicode
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Value of charencode Description Sam
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Condition Recommended charencode Va
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Encoding Special Characters the pag
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Implementing a Web Site that Uses U
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Implementing a Web Site that Uses U
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Using Style Sheets to Standardize F
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Style Sheets Dynamically Changin
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Implementing Style Class Selectors
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Style Sheets • the style must hav
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Managing Hyperlink Dialogs eWebEdit
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Managing Hyperlink Dialogs 3. If th
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Illustration Example Directions for
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Illustration Example Managing Hyper
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Field How to Set Default Value Ente
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Managing Images How Image Selection
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Managing Images Customizing the Ali
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Managing Images NOTE The selections
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Managing Images As a result, the fo
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Managing Images 3. Still within the
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Managing Images Below is the entire
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Minimum Configuration Requirements
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Managing Images If a user clicks th
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Frame Name server selection Managin
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Security with FTP Managing Images e
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Security with ASP The EktronFileIO
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Making the Destination Location Dyn
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Other Web Servers Security Managing
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Base URL Given Resolution Type Mani
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Manipulating Media File Methods and
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Attributes Name Attribute Type D
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Attributes Name Attribute Type Def
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Inserting an Image into a Web Page
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Dynamically Selecting Upload Destin
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Full Example Dynamically Selecting
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Dynamically Selecting Upload Destin
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cmdmfuuploadall Command Automatic U
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Entry Description Automatic Upload
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Custom Field Set Example HTML Form
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Add the File Information Tag Automa
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Automatic Upload See Also: ”Clien
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Description FileDimensions • Desc
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FileName FileSize FileType Automati
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XML Element Descriptions DBORDER DE
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FILEINFO FRAGMENT Automatic Upload
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image/gif 0 0 0 ColdFusion E
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Content Received Upload comma
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Dim strResp Dim ErrorCode Dim strTi
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Creating a Receiving Page Content U
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Content Type Description Parameters
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WebImageFX WebImageFX is an externa
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Return Type Parameters String Clien
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Integrating eWebEditPro with ASP Us
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Adding a Submit Button Argument Des
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Using a Function Integrating eWebEd
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Setting up a Form Place the Editor
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Integrating eWebEditPro with ASP.NE
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Integrating eWebEditPro with ColdFu
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Placing the Editor on the Form Inte
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Changing Parameter Values Inserting
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Integrating eWebEditPro Using JavaS
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Appendices Appendix A: Naming the e
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Appendix B: Error Messages Error Me
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Appendix C: eWebEditPro Architectur
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Images File extension Appendix D: A
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Audio File extension Appendix D: Au
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File extension Appendix D: Automati
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password element 439 port element 4
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GetContentType 502 getDocument, Act
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media file object using 451 Media F
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