Example of Components inside Dialog in ASP.NET MVC Dialog Control

This example demonstrates how to integrate other ASP.NET MVC UI components within the dialog control. In the below example, The dialog component renders with the Grid, Schedule, Chart, Rich Text Editor, Tabs and Form components.

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SOURCE

Grid

Scheduler

Chart

Rich Text Editor

Forms

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 The Rich Text Editor component is WYSIWYG ('what you see is what you get') editor that provides the best user experience to create and update the content.
 Users can format their content using standard toolbar commands.
 
 Key features:
 <ul>
 <li> Provides < IFRAME > and < DIV > modes </li>
 <li> Capable of handling markdown editing.</li>
 <li> Contains a modular library to load the necessary functionality on demand.</li>
 <li> Provides a fully customizable toolbar.</li>
 <li> Provides HTML view to edit the source directly for developers.</li>
 <li> Supports third - party library integration.</li>
 <li> Allows preview of modified content before saving it.</li>
 <li> Handles images, hyperlinks, video, hyperlinks, uploads, etc.</li>
 <li> Contains undo/redo manager.</li>
 <li> Creates bulleted and numbered lists.</li>
 </ul>
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Since the dialog is container component, you can integrate other ASP.NET MVC UI components within the dialog. The dialog can be rendered with simple plain-text, HTML string, or ASP.NET MVC UI components. In the above sample, we have used major components such as Grid, Schedule, Chart, and Rich Text Editor inside dialog.