FCKeditor

i am using .net 2.0 for my development.

In which the codeing method is like,

I am reading html page from my aspx page and display it as aspx page.(i am displaying html page as aspx,as client's requirement).So, my logic code is done in .cs file.

I need to use FCKeditor in my application.I am haveing little idea about FCKeditor.
Plz,let me know how to configure FCKeditor in my html page and how to read & store its value..(Even how to display value in FCKeditor from database)

Be alert about, i am not able to do code in .aspx page.

To add FCKEditor to your Domino application is rather very simple.

First of all, go here and download the version of your choosing.
Extract the downloaded zip file and copy its contents to the html directory of your Domino server. It might be something like d:\lotus\domino\data\domino\html. The default directory name will be ckeditor. You can rename it, if you like, just remember what it is as you will need to reference it in the initialization code of your form.
Next, build your form. Create at least 1 RichText field. Use the Property HTML tab to give it an ID.
Enclose the field inside of a DIV tag. Using passthru HTML open the DIV tag before on the line before the field and close it on the line after.
Now, you're ready to add CKEditor to your form. In the HTML Head section of the form, add this 1 line of code:
""
Make sure that the path to you editor matches your directory structure, in case you renamed it for whatever reason.
Add the function to load the editor, to the OnLoad event of your form.
if ( document.URL.search(/OpenDocument/) == -1 )
{
var oFCKeditor = new FCKeditor( 'MyTextarea' ) ;
oFCKeditor.BasePath = "/FCKeditor/" ;
oFCKeditor.ReplaceTextarea() ;
}

Be sure to use the ID of the RichText field you want the editor to attach to on the declaration line. In my case, my field was called MyTextarea.
Add a Save button somewhere and you're all set.

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Lalit M17y ago
To add FCKEditor to your Domino application is rather very simple.
1. First of all, go here and download the version of your choosing.
2. Extract the downloaded zip file and copy its contents to the html directory of your Domino server. It might be something like d:\lotus\domino\data\domino\html. The default directory name will be ckeditor. You can rename it, if you like, just remember what it is as you will need to reference it in the initialization code of your form.
3. Next, build your form. Create at least 1 RichText field. Use the Property HTML tab to give it an ID.
4. Enclose the field inside of a DIV tag. Using passthru HTML open the DIV tag before on the line before the field and close it on the line after.
5. Now, you're ready to add CKEditor to your form. In the HTML Head section of the form, add this 1 line of code:
  ""
  Make sure that the path to you editor matches your directory structure, in case you renamed it for whatever reason.
6. Add the function to load the editor, to the OnLoad event of your form.
  if ( document.URL.search(/OpenDocument/) == -1 )
  {
  var oFCKeditor = new FCKeditor( 'MyTextarea' ) ;
  oFCKeditor.BasePath = "/FCKeditor/" ;
  oFCKeditor.ReplaceTextarea() ;
  }
  
  Be sure to use the ID of the RichText field you want the editor to attach to on the declaration line. In my case, my field was called MyTextarea.
7. Add a Save button somewhere and you're all set.
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