<script> tag in the spell checked texts?

[Ram]

Hi,
I noticed that if I type in <script> tag within the spell-checked texts, it doesn't show up in the SpellChecker Dialog. Is there any way to have it show up? I know it's bit of a silly question, but a bug has been filed about it and I have to investigate. :(

FYI, I am using this technique for spellchecking.
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/spell_howtomutlipletextareas.html

Thank you!!
Kate

[Rumen]

Hi Kate,

I was able to reproduce the problem and we will fix it by encoding the < and > symbols of the tag to &lt; and &gt; entities. I logged the issue in the PITS system so that you can check its status.

I added 500 Telerik points to your account for your bug report.

Kind regards,
Rumen
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[Ram]

Wow.. telerik points. Cool, thanks!

Would you mind sharing the fix when it is done? Once we purchased RadControl for ASP.net I think we are going to get a source code. I will fix it there as well.
Thanks!
K

[Lini]

Hi Kate,

The changes are to the get_text() and set_text() methods in the Telerik.Web.UI.Spell.HtmlElementTextSource object in the RadSpell.js file. The change is to add one line to encode < to &lt; when getting the text and from &lt; back to < when setting the text in the textbox:

get_text: function()
{
    //...
    text = text.replace(/</g, "<rslt/>&lt;");
    return text;
},

set_text: function(text)
{
    text = text.replace(/<rslt\/>&lt;/gi, "<");
    //... set text
},

The fix will be included in the next official release as well as the next RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX internal build (http://www.telerik.com/account/latest-internal-builds.aspx).

Greetings,
Lini
the Telerik team

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