Hi,
As you know, when saving html content to a 'multi lines of text' field type within a list, in either the rich or enhanced mode, SharePoint strips out certain markup, for instance: quotes on attributes.
This behavior doesn't happen when a 'multi lines of text' field type is set to plain text, however the RAD editor doesn't override the default text box in this scenario.
From what i can tell, it looks as if your RAD editor is doing a check on the mode, and if it's plain text, it isn't being rendered. Is there a way to work around this?
Tom.
As you know, when saving html content to a 'multi lines of text' field type within a list, in either the rich or enhanced mode, SharePoint strips out certain markup, for instance: quotes on attributes.
This behavior doesn't happen when a 'multi lines of text' field type is set to plain text, however the RAD editor doesn't override the default text box in this scenario.
From what i can tell, it looks as if your RAD editor is doing a check on the mode, and if it's plain text, it isn't being rendered. Is there a way to work around this?
Tom.
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Hello Tom.S,
At this point the RadEditor for MOSS replaces only the 'multi lines of text' fields and there is no way of how to use it in the suggested scenario.
Greetings,
Stanimir
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At this point the RadEditor for MOSS replaces only the 'multi lines of text' fields and there is no way of how to use it in the suggested scenario.
Greetings,
Stanimir
the Telerik team
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