Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Placing the Editor on the Form
Integrating eWebEditPro with JSP
Place the editor within the form tags as a box whose width and height you specify.
This illustration depicts the editor appearing as a box.
For each editor that you want to place on the Web page, you
• change parameter values as needed
• insert the editor
Changing Parameter Values
If you want to change parameters that affect all instances of the editor, edit the
ewebeditprodefaults.js file using a standard text editor. (For a description of each
parameter, see “Customizable JavaScript Files” on page 227.)
To change the parameters only for the instance of eWebEditPro that you are
placing on the JSP page, enter the following code. In this example, you remove
the About button ( ) from the toolbar.
eWebEditPro.parameters.reset();
eWebEditPro.parameters.hideAboutButton="False";
If you are placing more than one editor on a page, and you want the parameters
for each editor to be different, begin the parameter code with
eWebEditPro.parameters.reset(). This line restores the parameters to
the default values set in ewebeditprodefaults.js.
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