Hi guys,
I am taking SyntaxEdit for a spin and have been evaluating it since friday, love what I see!
We have a product written in .NET 2.0 (originally from Delphi moved to .NET 2.0) that needs to have a HTML like editor. By this I mean our browser renderer understands HTML 3,4 and XHTML but it has several extensions to the HTML syntax catered for our clients (its a forms engine for filling out medical assessments).
The editor needs to understand:
* HTML
* XHTML
* XML -> we have XSDs for 3 schemas
My concern is, how are people using the Web Addon to determine which XSD to load with the language based on the doctype? Are you loading it all into one Schema and have it in bulk? or load one XSD after maybe reading the first few lines to determine type?
Some of these forms are quite long which is why the delphi code did some black magic for strings in detecting HTML vs XHTML vs doctypes with inlining.
We also embed scripts within these forms, don't laugh, but its VBScript (its more intuitive for our userbase). Can the Web Addon handle a mix of languages like the Dynamics HTML syntax example?
We also need to have custom hinting, so if they do:
<form action=
We need the intelisense to popup with the actions as being a servlet action (Eg. /postSummary.do, /postReport.do), these are not static and can't be in the XSD as they change based on project or location the application runs from. Are these possible with the Web Addon without significant time invested on writing boiler plate code?
I would be telling our manager to purchase both Web Addon and the SyntaxEdit component - I think.
Thanks!
I am taking SyntaxEdit for a spin and have been evaluating it since friday, love what I see!
We have a product written in .NET 2.0 (originally from Delphi moved to .NET 2.0) that needs to have a HTML like editor. By this I mean our browser renderer understands HTML 3,4 and XHTML but it has several extensions to the HTML syntax catered for our clients (its a forms engine for filling out medical assessments).
The editor needs to understand:
* HTML
* XHTML
* XML -> we have XSDs for 3 schemas
My concern is, how are people using the Web Addon to determine which XSD to load with the language based on the doctype? Are you loading it all into one Schema and have it in bulk? or load one XSD after maybe reading the first few lines to determine type?
Some of these forms are quite long which is why the delphi code did some black magic for strings in detecting HTML vs XHTML vs doctypes with inlining.
We also embed scripts within these forms, don't laugh, but its VBScript (its more intuitive for our userbase). Can the Web Addon handle a mix of languages like the Dynamics HTML syntax example?
We also need to have custom hinting, so if they do:
<form action=
We need the intelisense to popup with the actions as being a servlet action (Eg. /postSummary.do, /postReport.do), these are not static and can't be in the XSD as they change based on project or location the application runs from. Are these possible with the Web Addon without significant time invested on writing boiler plate code?
I would be telling our manager to purchase both Web Addon and the SyntaxEdit component - I think.
Thanks!
