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Simon831
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Simon831 asked on 05 Aug 2011, 05:02 PM
I am using the FormDecorator control throughout my site, and it works great.

But on one page I have a AjaxControlToolkit.HTMLEditor control.  The FormDecorator is preventing the buttons on the HTMLEditor 
toolbar from working.  Using the properties:
DecorationZoneID
DecoratedControls
ControlsToSkip
to prevent the HTMLEditor  from being Decorated doesn't make any difference. The only workaround I can find is to make the FormDecorator control invisible - which stops the entire page from being Decorated and so looks odd in an otherwise Decorated website.

Is there another solution?

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Niko
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answered on 08 Aug 2011, 01:21 PM
Hi Simon,

Unfortunately the methods for limiting the FormDecorator that you have listed are basically the ways to go in your case. A more fine-grained solution could be to have everything before the editor and everything after the editor within containers and define two form decorator, for each of the decoration zones.
Still I tested decorating the HTMLEditor using the RadFormDecorator control and I didn't come across any visual glitches. Please, make sure that there are no JavaScript errors on the page as they may prevent the proper function of the controls.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,
Niko
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