| BackColor | Specifies or returns the background color of the main text area and the ruler bars. |
| ContextMenusEnabled | Specifies or returns a value indicating if a right click opens a context menu or not. |
| ControlChars | Specifies if control characters are visible or not. |
| Culture | Gets or sets the control's culture. Affects date and time string formats, for example. |
| Dock | Gets or sets a value how the control is docked to its container or web site. |
| DocumentTargetMarkers | Specifies or returns a value indicating if markers for hypertext targets are shown in the editor or not. |
| EditMode | Specifies or returns a value of type Web.EditMode indicating whether the document's text is read-only, can be selected or is editable. |
| FormattingPrinter | Gets or sets the name of a printer the text dimensions and capabilities of which are used to format the document. If the document is printed with this printer the displayed and the printed document have the same dimensions. If the property is set to Standard, the system installed standard printer is used to format the document. If the property is set to Display, the font dimensions of the display device are used to format the document. If the specified printer is not installed, the standard printer is used. |
| IsReady | Gets a value indicating whether all TX Text Control components are completely loaded in the service's worker process. |
| SaveDocumentQuestionDialogEnabled | Specifies or returns a value indicating if a confirmation dialog should be shown before discarding unsaved changes. |
| Selection | Gets or sets the current selection in the text part with the input focus. The property value is an object of the type Web.Selection. |
| ServiceAddress | Gets or sets the IP address at which the websocket handler tries to connect to the Service. The default value is 127.0.0.1 (the local computer). Important: setting this property affects all instances of class Web.TextControl. It was not made static so it shows up in the Visual Studio designer. |
| ServicePort | Gets or sets the Port at which the websocket handler tries to connect to the Service. Important: setting this property affects all instances of class Web.TextControl. It was not made static so it shows up in the Visual Studio designer. |
| StatusBarColor | Specifies or returns the background color of the status bar. |
| TableGridLines | Specifies or returns a value indicating wether table grid lines are shown in the editor or not. |
| TextFieldsEditable | Gets or sets if text fields are editable or not. |
| TextFrameMarkerLines | Specifies whether text frames that have no border line are shown with marker lines. |
| TextParts | Gets a collection of all text parts the current document contains. The property's value is an object of the type Web.TextPartCollection. A text part can be the main text, a text frame or a header or footer. |
| UICulture | Gets or sets the control's user interface culture. Affects the string resource language. |
| UserNames | Gets or sets a list of names specifying users who have access to editable regions. When a document is set to read-only all editable regions that are related to these users can be edited. |
| WebSocketHandlerPath | Specifies the path to the WebSocket handler (TXWebSocketHandler.ashx). If set to null (the default value) or an empty string, the browser derives the WebSocket handler URL from the current page's URL. This property sets the portion of the path BETWEEN the web site root and the handler-ashx-file (e. g. "/foo/bar/" in case of the handler listening at ws://www.website.com/foo/bar/TXWebSocketHandler.ashx). In most cases this property doesn't need to be set and the browser generated URL works fine. However, if the web control is used in an ASP.Net MVC application and the web page containing the editor resides in a virtual directory, the WebSocket handler URL generated by the browser will be invalid. This makes it impossible for the web app to connect to the web server. Use this property to correct the WebSocket handler URL in that case. Absolute (e. g. "/editor/") and relative directories (e. g. "../../") are possible. |