Silverlight Rich Text Editor (Demo)
Demo 1: Live Demo
Demo 2: Live Demo
Note: After not getting so much feedbacks from you guys, I realized that you guys really want to see the online demo that you can play around. So, we created those demos for you guys in very short time.. I haven’t implemented all features of Silverlight Rich Text Editor in my sample since I’m really busy these days. I will
keep on updating the demo.. Please feel free to let us know if you have any comment or suggestion.. You can also report a bug in this link.
Thanks.
Jeremy sharp said
am May 4 2008 @ 9:45 am
Man this looks AWESOME. are you guys going to release the code for this project?
thanks,
Jeremy
Jeremy sharp said
am May 4 2008 @ 9:47 am
Ooops nevermind now i see Demo 1 and its on codeplex
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Michael Sync said
am May 4 2008 @ 3:07 pm
Demo2 is on codeplex.. I will upload demo1 after making a few modifications.. thanks..
Michael Sync » Silverlight: The First Rich Text Editor said
am May 4 2008 @ 3:11 pm
[...] Live Demo Update!! [...]
Michael Washington said
am May 4 2008 @ 7:23 pm
This is excellent. I hope people don’t compare this to the Ajax rich text editors. It took years for those to be developed and a lot of people finding solutions to the various challenges. Right now you’re working alone.
Michael Sync said
am May 4 2008 @ 7:36 pm
Thanks..
I would say that it is just a POC thing for Silverlight. As of now, Chris is the only one who is working on the control. I’m doing testing and creating demos and giving the suggestion for improvements. Some features that are available in Ajax Rich Text Editor won’t be available in our control due to a lot of reasons. (even some features (e.g. strikethrough doesn’t support in Silverlight))..
And also, we don’t want to spend that much time on that control since we don’t know what Microsoft will give in next release of Silverlight. We will see what we can do when we get beta2.
G.T. said
am May 7 2008 @ 5:11 am
Finally a rich text editor for Silverlight, nice
I am interested in the copy and paste features, if we happen to use this editor or a similar editor in our applications in the future, we will be interested in copy and paste content from Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Internet Explorer.
We have applications with rich text editors based on Microsoft InfoPath, and we noticed that our users usually copy and paste content from Word documents, or excel sheets, we also have user coping and pasting financial information from the internet to the rich text box.
Christoph Husse said
am May 8 2008 @ 12:39 am
I don’t know if this works. If you can access the word specific clipboard information it should. But currently I will only get plain text through java script…
Someone got an idea how to get this office formatted text from clipboard?
Michael Sync said
am May 8 2008 @ 12:41 am
>>Someone got an idea how to get this office formatted text from clipboard?
I think there are some RTF to HTML converter… We can create one RTF to XAML converter when we get the XAML specification for Silverlight.
Robs Usability Development : Silverlight, ASP.NET, Ajax, Agile, MVC & Volta » Silverlight Mopup - Part 3 said
am May 8 2008 @ 8:31 am
[...] First rich Text Editor for SL2 The title says it all [...]
JLE said
am May 15 2008 @ 3:46 am
Very nice, but no CTRL+Z ?
Christoph Husse said
am May 19 2008 @ 3:03 pm
CTRL+Z is preliminary supported in the latest Beta found on http://www.codeplex.com/richtextedit
regards
chris