We are happy to announce the release of yet another official CKEditor integration, this time for ASP.NET. The CKEditor for ASP.NET Control makes integrating the most popular online WYSIWYG editor in the world with ASP.NET applications easier than ever before.
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ASP.NET Support
Since its initial release in 2002 the ASP.NET web application framework has gained a lot of support among the developers. ASP.NET integration was already available for the predecessor of CKEditor, the acclaimed FCKeditor, and we are now proud to present the complete rewrite of this feature that is compatible with .NET Framework 2.0+.
CKEditor for ASP.NET means:
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- Full support for Microsoft Ajax environment.
- Straightforward configuration and customization.
- Ready-made samples that work out of the box.
- Clear and simple documentation.
Using CKEditor for ASP.NET
Adding a CKEditor instance to your ASP.NET application has never been easier. After you download the control, almost all you need to do is add it to your page using the code like the one below:
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Complete step-by-step integration instructions are available in the documentation.
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Download
Visit the CKEditor download page and download the CKEditor for ASP.NET Control as well as the latest CKEditor release.
Reporting Issues
We will be thankful for all feedback regarding the new integration of CKEditor as well as any suggestions on how to further improve it. Please note that this is the first public release of the product so be advised to try it out in a test environment first and use the CKEditor development web site to report issues and suggestions through tickets. Use the contact form from our website to send your questions and comments.
Support
Community support is available through our forums. Visit the support page for additional options.
Here is my $.02. Some of the major differences include
- ASP uses scripting languages such as javascript or vbscript to perform server-side manipulation. These languages are typeless interpreted languages. This means there is no such thing as a string or a number in these languages (kind of, but not really) and no support for class OOP techniques.
- ASP.NET can be built from any language that has been integrated into the .NET framework. A non-exhaustive list includes C#, VB.NET, Python, C++, more
- These .NET languages allow for OOP and managed code, while classic ASP relies on COM and ActiveX to build re-usable libraries or tools.
- .NET has additional methods to persist data in addition to the Session variables commonly used in classic ASP. These include ViewState and ControlState. This means that some of the tedious work from ASP such as storing information in hidden variables and then re-populating and updating these values with each post or get is automatically handled by ASP.NET. Additionally, .NET has an event-driven lifecycle for the page, meaning that specific events on the page such as clicking a button can be handled individually.
- .NET pages are structured as objects with functions, methods, properties, and events instead of the global free for all that occurs in most classic ASP pages.
- ASP.NET has built in controls that handle much of the everyday tasks required in an html page. For example a GridView control can be used to build a table of data that is linked to a datasource. The datasource can also be a control. The benefit of using these controls is that they handle the low-level html generation and allow the developer to spend more time on working out logic and styling instead of having to worry about missing </tr> or </td> tags, etc.
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Similarities
- Both are run on a server through IIS (or some similar method) and generate html that is returned to the client.
- The VBScript syntax is basically the same as VB.NET.
- Data is passed back and forth routinely through Request.Form or Request.QueryString; however, ASP.NET can directly access controls on the page.
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