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9/14/2009 5:49 AM
 

 I am using the FCK editor in a module settings.ascx page to create custom text.

I retrieve the text from a DB and populate the texteditor.text.

However if a setting in a drop down box within my settings page, I need to clear this text.

I have tried using

                     TextEditor.Text.Remove(0, TextEditor.Text.Length)

But this doesn't seem to work?
Any idea's as to how I can clear this text in the code behind?
 

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