Hi. I am developing what could be a major website. My background is semiconductor design but I have been involved in numerous software projects. However, I've not developed a website before.
I am teaching myself asp.net and linq.
I want to integrate ckeditor into the site that I am developing. The site is almost entirely data driven from databases.
I am sure that I will be able to work out how to use ckeditor but some help or examples would be a big help to me. From a very simplistic perspective I would like 2 webpages with an underlying database table.
The table would have the three fields: a primary key index (PageId), a short text field (say 20 characters) for page name (PageName) and a text field that stores the html for a page generated by ckeditor (PageContent).
The first webpage would just have a list of all of the PageName for the records in the table. Against each PageName would be an "edit" link that would take you to the second webpage to edit the associated PageId. The first webpage would also have a button to create a new record in the table (ie a new user page).
The second webpage simply contains ckeditor to edit a user page (ie the PageContent field of a record from the table).
What I want to then do is have a third webpage with a placeholder and to load the PageContent for a table record to the placeholder: so http://www.mysite.com/userpage.asp?page=12345 (not a real link don't click) would load userpage which contains a placeholder that loads the PageContent for the table record where PageId = 12345 to the placeholder.
Does that all make sense.
I can plod on and do all of that. However, if anyone has an example pages that do any of the above it would really help me get started (particular using ckeditor on an asp.net page where the ckeditor instance is loaded from a database record and can then be stored back to the record). Similarly I am open to working with someone to develop the site in general (there is a lot of work to do).
All help appreciated
Thu, 11/11/2010 - 21:04
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