Returns an OlEditorType constant indicating the type of editor. Read-only.
| OlEditorType can be one of these OlEditorType constants. |
| olEditorHTML |
| olEditorRTF |
| olEditorText |
| olEditorWord |
expression.EditorType
expression Required. An expression that returns an Inspector object.
Example
This Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) example uses the Open event to access the HTMLBody property of an item. This sets the EditorType property of the item’s Inspector to olEditorHTML. When the item's Body property is set, the EditorType property is changed to the default. For example, if the default editor is set to RTF, the EditorType is set to olEditorRTF.
If this code is placed in the Script Editor of a form in design mode, the message boxes during run time will reflect the change in the EditorType as the body of the form changes. The final message box utilizes the ScriptText property to display all the VBScript code in the Script Editor.
Function Item_Open()
'Set the HTMLBody of the item.
Item.HTMLBody = "<HTML><H2>My HTML page.</H2><BODY>My body.</BODY></HTML>"
'Item displays HTML message.
Item.Display
'MsgBox shows EditorType is 2.
MsgBox "HTMLBody EditorType is " & Item.GetInspector.EditorType
'Access the Body and show
'the text of the Body.
MsgBox "This is the Body: " & Item.Body
'After accessing, EditorType
'is still 2.
MsgBox "After accessing, the EditorType is " & Item.GetInspector.EditorType
'Set the item's Body property.
Item.Body = "Back to default body."
'After setting, EditorType is
'now back to the default.
MsgBox "After setting, the EditorType is " & Item.GetInspector.EditorType
'Access the items's
'FormDescription object.
Set myForm = Item.FormDescription
'Display all the code
'in the Script Editor.
MsgBox myForm.ScriptText
End Function