Hi John,

You can remove the command from ToolBar in InitializeToolBar event. Here's the code:

protected void WebTextEditor1_InitializeToolBar1(object sender, WebTextEditorToolBarArgs e)
{
    WebTextEditorToolBar tb = e.GetToolBarByCategory(WebTextEditorToolBarCategory.Standard);
    WebTextEditorToolCommand cmdInsertFromWeb = tb.ToolCommands.GetNamedItem("cmdInsertFromWeb");
    WebTextEditorToolCommand cmdMediaGallery = tb.ToolCommands.GetNamedItem("cmdMediaGallery");
    tb.ToolCommands.RemoveAt(2);
    tb.ToolCommands.Remove(cmdInsertFromWeb);
    tb.ToolCommands.Remove(cmdMediaGallery);
}

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Bernad,

   That is the code I am using (converted to VB) but I get the following error at tb.ToolCommands.RemoveAt(2):

Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.
Parameter name: index 

I changed it to tb.ToolsCommands.RemoveAt(0) and even tried tb.ToolsCommands.RemoveAt(1), it removed the buttons, but the editor was messed up and you ciouldn't enter any text.

I am using the ToolBarMode="Minimal", if I change it to ToolBarMode="Standard" then your code works, but then I would have to remove all other buttons not needed.

Attached is the page I am using.

Thanks

Hi Bernard,

   The code you supplied does remove the items, but I do get a JS error which follows:

Line: 7
Error: 'ClientToolBar.1' is null or not an object

Line 7 is:

v3da31.ClientToolBar[1].Enable("cmdSpellChecker")

Thanks

I tried this code on client side and it doesn't work.  I tried this on the sample that I uploaded in a previous message.

HI John,

Sorry for not explain it more detail for you. We must delete the server-side method to remove the toolBar first. I can use that code in your sample and it works. Here's the modified sample. Could you check my sample and tell me if there's any misconfiguration on that sample?

Regards,
Bernard