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Topic: asp

Is there anything close to this using asp (not .NET)??

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Re: asp

Sorry, there is currently no plans for a port to ASP. Mostly because users should emigrate to .NET. smile

Best regards,
Spocke - Main developer of TinyMCE

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Re: asp

jrthor2,

You do not need an ASP version of ImageManager.  .NET pages can run in the same website as ASP pages.  In fact, that makes it very easy to migrate a website from ASP to ASP.NET.  You can change and implement one page at a time, and then call the .aspx version of the page instead of the .asp version.

However, to be clear, you can easily keep your entire application in ASP (without migrating) and still run and interact with the .NET version of ImageManager without problems.

Give it a try and you'll be hooked!