Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Integrating eWebEditPro with ASP.NET
Add a Submit Button
You can also set the content using TextHTML1.Text = "Some content" and
TextHTML2.Text = "Some other content" in a Page_load subroutine or
some other server-side event.
Add a standard HTML submit button that allows the user to send the content to
the Web server after entering it. Here is an example of a line that contains a
submit button.
Or, you can add an ASP.NET button.
Gaining Access to the Posted Content
When posting to an action page, you have access to the posted content via
Request.Form("TextHTML1"), where TextHTML1 is the id of the user control.
Sub Page_Load(Sender As Object, E As EventArgs)
If (Page.IsPostBack)
TextHTML1.Text = Request.Form("TextHTML1")
TextHTML2.Text = Request.Form("TextHTML2")
End If
End Sub
Using a Custom Server Control
If you want to create a new ASP.NET page and place eWebEditPro on that page
as a custom server control, follow these steps.
1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio.NET.
2. Select Toolbox, then right click the mouse and select Customize Toolbox.
(See illustration below.)
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