I am looking for a way to edit a piece of HTML (such as an email text) in a Windows app (either WinForms or WPF). So this should work not unlike the little editor I have available to myself right here on the stackoverflow site (well, except more wysiwyg, I guess), except I want to do the same thing in WPF/WinForms.
Anyway: You get the idea: HTML editing in windows apps like it used to be possible with the old DHTML edit control.
Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
WinForms has a rich text control you can use to an extent, but any RTF to HTML would be third-party (Here is just one example). I can't answer WPF, but it seems like the FlowDocument and RichTextBox would be the idea there. I think you'd have a similar issue, converting the RTF to HTML.
I used this HTML editor, based on the IE Web Browser control, in my WinForms app. It worked well, though there is a large 10MB COM Interop dependency file.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/edit/editor_in_windows_forms.aspx
Hi,
take a look at the HTMLTextbox library on codeplex (http://winformhtmltextbox.codeplex.com/). I know, it's also using a browser control but it's working great. I use it in my own applications (here an example: http://www.code4ward.net/main/Flash/Gallery/large/5C9816C8-7C8F-4A47-8607.png)
I have found this editor that does not requires Microsoft.mshtml. However, it requires some additional works to get a nice formatting buttons bar around.
You could try the ModelText HTML Control (disclosure: I wrote it).
It is what you are asking for, and the only thing of its kind as far as I know: i.e. it's to edit HTML in Winforms, without depending on a browser and interop.
