Hi Gail,

of course I did and the video was the first thing I had a look at.
As I have written, it works now with the above mentioned setting in the web.config.
But I still have no idea why the control didn't show in the first place, then suddenly did and why I have to use the additional setting to get rid off the 404 Error.

Anyway, it works now.

Regards
Joachim

Hi Garry,

There are two ways of getting to the FCKEditor script files. One is installing the Catalog sample app's source code, and the other one is downloading the public sources. Downloading the sources can be done in a few ways, depending on the version you want to download, and you will find more information here.

What ever way you choose to download the sources for the Catalog sample application, you should find a FCKEditor folder under the Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms.Catalog folder. This is the folder that contains the FCKEditor required resources and it needs to be copied to the root folder of your project.

To build an application that uses FCKEditor, you need to perform these steps:

• Create your Visual WebGui application project.
• Reference the necessary Gizmox DLLs, including Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms.Extended, which contains FCKEditor
• Copy the FCKEditor resource folder into your application project's root folder, such that you have yourapp\FCKEditor
• Open your form in designer
• Select FCKEditor from your toolbox and drop it onto your form. Size to your liking.
• Register the FCKEditor control in web.config (or via Visual WebGUI integration tabs).

That's about it.

You should find a FCKEditor sample within the Catalog sample application, which is our current best demo on how to use this control.

Hope this helps,

Palli