@DJ Sures (or anyone else who has a good suggestion)
I am trying to create a custom web page, and none of the free WYSIWYG HTML editors I tried will properly render the AJAX buttons. I don't mind paying something (although not a lot) for an editor that will work if there isn't a free one, but I don't want to buy without KNOWING that it will work.
Did you use a visual editor for creating the sample page, or did you just write the code by hand? Can you recommend an editor that will work? (I am looking to re-arrange the camera above the movement panel, and add a bunch of script buttons in a particular layout. would prefer to be able to create the buttons and then use a visual editor to drag them to the positions I want).
Alan
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Visual studio has a good html editor and has a design mode. Try that: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-community-vs.aspx
Try searching on the Telerik HTML Editor. I just tried searching on html editors that support ajax buttons and found this editor. Hope this helps... Rick
Alan
Now I just use template websites and scratch build the pages from code and a browser.
If you get into the code, you can use tables to position the buttons, or use css "Position:" to position them.
I'll update to the latest Visual Studio when I get home and if it doesn't do what I need I'll go back to hand editing.
Alan
@Rick, Might get it done tonight. Sorry it is taking a while. I'll see if I also get the error you are seeing once I start adding new script objects to the page.
Alan