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When we use the RadEditor on our SharePoint site, it converts all relative urls given by the SharePoint page picker dialog to absolute urls.
It’s a big issue because, the editors accesses the site on port :8080 and because RadEditor converts the url, the port specification gets added to all the links.
The result is broken links for all visitors on port :80.
Can we do some configuration to force the RadEditor to use relative urls for links and images?
Our current setup is we use the RadEditor for SharePoint, and have activated the website features on both root site, and all subwebs.
We use the config file in the RadEditor install directory to set picture list, etc. and css files.
We have tried this settings in config.xml but with no luck (taken from another thread in the forum)
You can enable relative URLs in the editor by setting the StripAbsoluteAnchorPaths and StripAbsoluteImagesPaths editor properties to true in the configuration file.
Regards, Bjarke
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Could you confirm, which version of RadEditor for MOSS you are using? I need this information in order to give you an corresponding solution.
Regards,
Stanimir
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The version for The RadEditor we use is: 5.3.2.0
Regards Bjarke
You can solve this problem by creating your own content filter.
1. You should use the OnClientLoad property of the RadEditor to attach a handler. To do this you should add the following line in the ConfigFile.xml, which is located in the /Program Files/Common Files/Microsoft Shared/web server extensions/wpresources/RadEditorSharePoint/5.x.x.0__1f131a624888eeed/Resources/ folder.
<property name="OnClientLoad">OnClientLoad</property>2. You can use MOSSEditorTools.js to add custom java script code to RadEditor. There you should define the OnClientLoad handler and your custom content filter.
Here is an example that you may find useful:
function OnClientLoad(editor, args){ editor.get_filtersManager().add(new MyFilter());} MyFilter = function(){ MyFilter.initializeBase(this); this.set_isDom(false); this.set_enabled(true); this.set_name("RadEditor filter"); this.set_description("RadEditor filter description");}MyFilter.prototype ={ getHtmlContent : function(content) { var newContent = content; //here you replace the absolute URL newContent = newContent.replace(/http:\/\/mossrtm\//g, ""); return newContent; }, getDesignContent : function(content) { var newContent = content; return newContent; } } MyFilter.registerClass('MyFilter', Telerik.Web.UI.Editor.Filter);Just add this code in the end of MOSSEditorTools.js, which is located in the mentioned above folder.
Once you follow these steps, the absolute part of the URL should be stripped.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Stanimir
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