This article describes the algorithm of adding multiple buttons save to web editor.

Algorithm adding a few buttons

• Add a button to the page layout.
• Change the selectors in the plugin settings icsEditForm.js.
• To change the IDs of all buttons on the page so that they “were” the given selector.

the Add button in the page markup

To add a button, simply copy the existing save button and place it to the right place. It looks like this:

<asp:ImageButton ID="ImageButton1" runat="server" SkinID="SaveBtn" OnClick="SaveBtn_Click" AlternateText="<%$ Resources: Resource, Save %>" ValidationGroup="savedoc" />

Leave it like this and move on to the next item.

Change selectors

Read more about the plugin settings edit form you can see in this article.

Add to the page with the following code:

/// <summary> 
/// Override settings on plugin initialization 
/// </summary> 
public override object PluginInitSettings
{
    get 
    { 
        return new
            {
                saveBtnSelector = "input[id$=\"SaveBtn\"]"
            };
    }
}

Note: If you want to add the button Сохранить and закрыть, you need to override saveAndCloseBtnSelector.

change the ID of the buttons on the form

By default, saveBtnSelector “looking” button, the ID ends in SaveBtn (do not forget what is really on the page it will turn into a ContentPlaceHolder1_SaveBtn).

In the previous step, we override it so that it “searched” ID ending in SaveBtn.

Thus, it is possible not to touch the ID of an existing button, but you have to change the ID we added in step 1 of the button as follows:

<asp:ImageButton ID="BottomSaveBtn" runat="server" SkinID="SaveBtn" OnClick="SaveBtn_Click" AlternateText="<%$ Resources: Resource, Save %>" ValidationGroup="savedoc" />

As ID you can use any ID that satisfies the selector “input[id$="SaveBtn"]”.