Contribute to Our Documentation
Developers can now post comments, usage tips, and technical questions directly on TX Text Control API reference pages. Support engineers review each submission and contribute answers, building a collaborative knowledge base around classes, methods, and property behaviors.
I just tried a new feature that has been implemented by our web development team and I must say that I really like it.
To support the community idea, we implemented a user contribution system. It allows you to post comments not only to blog entries, but also - and this is the more interesting part - to the documentation area on our website.
You are invited to contribute to our documentation by submitting your comments, questions, and input. Maybe you used a specific method or class in a special way you would like to share, feel free to post them to the appropriate page.
Sample: I just added a note to the DATEFIELD FieldAdapter page:
DocumentServer.Fields.DateField Class
If you have any ideas or tips how to use a specific property in a nice way, feel free to post it and help other users. Additionally, questions about methods, properties or events can be posted and our support engineers are going to answer them by contributing an answer post.
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