Quick Tip:
CommunityServer 2.1 uses TinyMCE as a rich text editor. They use what appears to be a wrapper to TinyMCE: CommunityServer.Controls.Editor. As I am developing an application on top of CS 2.1 I am using the same rich text editor and encountered the following problem:
I was setting declaratively the Height Property of the Editor control, but it could not retain it's value after postbacks.
Look at the ASPX part:
So far so good but, after a postback the Editor control returned to its default height (messing-up my layout).
To make a long story short, it figured that something is wrong either with timing or with implementation. I mean that either the wrapper, or the wrapped control do not assign the value of Height before ViewState is saved, or they assign it to either a Property that is not saved in view state, or during an Event that fires before LoadViewState.
So what I did to work-around the issue was just disable ViewState in the Editor control.
The problem has gone away and that means that LoadViewState was overwriting my value.
I did not devote any time in looking further into this matter so I'm just posting this work-around, but if I do, I 'll let you know the details.
CommunityServer 2.1 uses TinyMCE as a rich text editor. They use what appears to be a wrapper to TinyMCE: CommunityServer.Controls.Editor. As I am developing an application on top of CS 2.1 I am using the same rich text editor and encountered the following problem:
I was setting declaratively the Height Property of the Editor control, but it could not retain it's value after postbacks.
Look at the ASPX part:
So far so good but, after a postback the Editor control returned to its default height (messing-up my layout).
To make a long story short, it figured that something is wrong either with timing or with implementation. I mean that either the wrapper, or the wrapped control do not assign the value of Height before ViewState is saved, or they assign it to either a Property that is not saved in view state, or during an Event that fires before LoadViewState.
So what I did to work-around the issue was just disable ViewState in the Editor control.
The problem has gone away and that means that LoadViewState was overwriting my value.
I did not devote any time in looking further into this matter so I'm just posting this work-around, but if I do, I 'll let you know the details.
