ASPxHtmlEditor.CreateDefaultToolbars(Boolean) Method

Creates a collection of default toolbars, specifying what to do with toolbars that already exist within the ASPxHtmlEditor.Toolbars collection.

Namespace: DevExpress.Web.ASPxHtmlEditor

Assembly: DevExpress.Web.ASPxHtmlEditor.v18.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public void CreateDefaultToolbars(
    bool clearExistingToolbars
)

VB.NET

Public Sub CreateDefaultToolbars(
    clearExistingToolbars As Boolean
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
clearExistingToolbars	Boolean	true to delete existing toolbars; false to add the default toolbars to the collection.

Remarks

Use the CreateDefaultToolbars method, to manually create default toolbars within the ASPxHtmlEditor. The method’s clearExistingToolbars parameter allows you to specify how toolbars that already exist within the ASPxHtmlEditor.Toolbars collection are dealt with.

Custom toolbars can be added to the ASPxHtmlEditor.Toolbars collection using the collection’s HtmlEditorToolbarCollection.Add method.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

aspxhtmleditor-how-to-open-and-display-files-using-a-custom-button-and-dialog-e4650/CS/DevExpress.Example/Default.aspx.cs#L16

void AddOpenFileButton() {
    htmlEditor.CreateDefaultToolbars(true);
    var btn = new ToolbarCustomDialogButton("cdialog", "Open HTML File", false, true);

VB.NET

aspxhtmleditor-how-to-open-and-display-files-using-a-custom-button-and-dialog-e4650/VB/DevExpress.Example/Default.aspx.vb#L18

Private Sub AddOpenFileButton()
    htmlEditor.CreateDefaultToolbars(True)
    Dim btn = New ToolbarCustomDialogButton("cdialog", "Open HTML File", False, True)