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Hi,
RadEditor is used for editing and creating HTML/XHTML content and you can think of the editor as an advanced TextBox control. The editor control allows you to insert form HTML fields and to specify an action for a form (see the attached screenshot) and this is all the editor is supposed to do. If you would like to use the editor's content in another page, in a new user control or in a new web form, you should use your custom logic to do so as this is outside the editor's domain. You should use some IDE such as Visual Studio and write server code and create pages.
If you would like you can change the content inserted via the InsertFormElement splitbuton dropdown using the OnClientPasteHtml event of RadEditor.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
RadEditor is used for editing and creating HTML/XHTML content and you can think of the editor as an advanced TextBox control. The editor control allows you to insert form HTML fields and to specify an action for a form (see the attached screenshot) and this is all the editor is supposed to do. If you would like to use the editor's content in another page, in a new user control or in a new web form, you should use your custom logic to do so as this is outside the editor's domain. You should use some IDE such as Visual Studio and write server code and create pages.
If you would like you can change the content inserted via the InsertFormElement splitbuton dropdown using the OnClientPasteHtml event of RadEditor.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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