Hello,

I am creating an ASP.NET web site which inserts data in a SQL database
using LINQ.

One table column will hold HTML code. I am using a simple TextBox to
input the data.

I would like to create my text in my computer and then copy/paste the
HTML code to my TextBox and insert in the database.

What software should I use to create my text? Microsoft Office
2007, ... ? Any suggestion would be great.

Can I do it this way?

Thanks,

Miguel

Hello shapper,

Not quite understand what the "my text" is?
Just encode your HTML text via HttpUtilite.Encode and store in DB

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s> Hello,
s>
s> I am creating an ASP.NET web site which inserts data in a SQL
s> database using LINQ.
s>
s> One table column will hold HTML code. I am using a simple TextBox to
s> input the data.
s>
s> I would like to create my text in my computer and then copy/paste the
s> HTML code to my TextBox and insert in the database.
s>
s> What software should I use to create my text? Microsoft Office 2007,
s> ... ? Any suggestion would be great.
s>
s> Can I do it this way?
s>
s> Thanks,
s>
s> Miguel
s>

You may want to look at HTML controls like FreeTextBox or FCKEditor. These
are designed to handle editing of HTML and they behave just like a TextBox
form field when the data is posted.
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"shapper" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am creating an ASP.NET web site which inserts data in a SQL database
> using LINQ.
>
> One table column will hold HTML code. I am using a simple TextBox to
> input the data.
>
> I would like to create my text in my computer and then copy/paste the
> HTML code to my TextBox and insert in the database.
>
> What software should I use to create my text? Microsoft Office
> 2007, ... ? Any suggestion would be great.
>
> Can I do it this way?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Miguel
>