Hello,

You are correct. It is no longer an option to use igEditor in order to reference all types of IgniteUI editors and update properties, etc. I suggest it could be helpful to name the editor container elements based on the editor to be instantiated upon them and thus having the editor type in the editorName so further processing could be done in the function SetReadOnlyForEditor(editorName){}.  

In case you would like to not couple the functionality with the container names, then I suggest you could check the editor type using data function. For example in case you have an igTextEditor, it is possible to access the object using

$("#editorName ").data("igTextEditor");

If there is no igTextEditor instantiated on the #editorName , it will return undefined, so it is an option to check the type of editor and still use the correct syntaxes to change the editor options.

For example you could use a similar to the following function:

        function SetReadOnlyForEditor(editorName) {
            var editor = $("#editorName").data();
            if (editor.igTextEditor) { window.alert("text editor") //use $(#editorName).igTextEditor("option","readOnly",true);
            }
            if (editor.igNumericEditor) {
                 window.alert("Numeric Editor") //use $(#editorName).igNumericEditor("option","readOnly",true); 
             }
         //...etc
        }
I expect these will help you achieve your requirements.

Thank you very much! Ivaylo

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Thanks again! 

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