UNDO/REDO operations in a ASP.net Textboxes

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Hi ,

I have a user control which is developed in ASP.net. The User Control Contains a textbox. How we do the UNDO/REDO functionalties in that textboxes.

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M.Dhanasekaran.

Posted 14-Jun-11 22:53pm

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RakeshMeena · Answer 1 · 2011-06-14T23:41:00

Solution 1

Consider using RichTextBox. It has Undo/Redo functionality inbuilt.

Posted 14-Jun-11 23:41pm

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Venkatesh Mookkan 16-Jun-11 8:51am

Rakesh,
That guy is asking for ASP.NET TextBox. Whatever you answered is irrelavent to the context.

RakeshMeena 16-Jun-11 9:19am

How it is irrelevant to the context? I've just suggest him to use a better tool.

What if somebody asks you "how I can fly a bicycle?" You gonna suggest him to put a jet engine and wings to it OR you gonna point him to a flying machine instead?

I believe you wanted to post something so you did.... Think before you say/write (especially on net).

Venkatesh Mookkan 16-Jun-11 10:29am

You are insane man. He is asking question in ASP.NET (Web Technology) and you are suggesting a Window control. How to you are expecting a Window Control to work on Web technology unless it is in ActiveX form.

I appreciate your effort in answering him but it is not helping.