I noticed that the htmlextender does not put two little tabs on the bottom of the text-editor - one for source view, and one for GUI view.
Having a source view can be useful for deleting html etc.
On another topic:
By using the console nuget command, I was able to install the toolkit on express versions, but there is an extra step needed, which is to go to the Ajax tab of the toolbox, right-click and do a "choose items", and then browse to the dll in the NET folder and click on it.
This will populate the toolbox with the items from the toolkit.
Comments: If you add AJAX Control Toolkit Controls to the Toolbox from the assembly that is distributed with the NuGet package, every time you drag an item from the Toolbox, an assembly reference to THIS assembly will be added. It means all your projects will depend on the project that has the AJAX Control Toolkit NuGet pack installed. Once you move this project to another folder or just rename it, all the other projects are broken, due to the assembly reference becoming incorrect. It causes a lot of problems, and is not the right way to populate the Toolbox.
Having a source view can be useful for deleting html etc.
On another topic:
By using the console nuget command, I was able to install the toolkit on express versions, but there is an extra step needed, which is to go to the Ajax tab of the toolbox, right-click and do a "choose items", and then browse to the dll in the NET folder and click on it.
This will populate the toolbox with the items from the toolkit.
Comments: If you add AJAX Control Toolkit Controls to the Toolbox from the assembly that is distributed with the NuGet package, every time you drag an item from the Toolbox, an assembly reference to THIS assembly will be added. It means all your projects will depend on the project that has the AJAX Control Toolkit NuGet pack installed. Once you move this project to another folder or just rename it, all the other projects are broken, due to the assembly reference becoming incorrect. It causes a lot of problems, and is not the right way to populate the Toolbox.