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8/27/2008 10:44 AM
 

I am using the TX Textcontrol component as text editor.

The TX Text control is wrapped in a Winforms usercontrol. I want to show the component in a dotnetnuke module.

Has anyone achieved this already? And if that is the case can someone explain this to me.

Kind regards

 
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8/27/2008 11:47 AM
 

One thing you need to keep in mind is that the web and winforms are two very different beasts that cannot be (easily) combined.  With the advent of Silverlight the boundary is being diminished though you still will not be able to host a Winforms component directly (discounting the possibility of ActiveX controls, etc).

TX TextControl DOES have a Web component available as well and you would be able to utilize that in your DotNetNuke instance as a module if you wanted.  You should start with the Michael Washington tutorials about module development if this is a path you want to take.


-- Jon Seeley
DotNetNuke Modules
Custom DotNetNuke and .NET Development
http://www.seeleyware.com
 
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8/29/2008 3:22 AM
 

I've managed to add the control to the module via remoting.

The TX Text Control Web component as far as I know of, is less extensive than the winforms one. But maybe you have another opinion(?)

 
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