I'm getting the following error when I post back with the RadEditor
This issue has already been discussed in this Post 5 years ago but I'm not satisfied with its solution (ie: setting ValidateRequest to false). Why can't RadEditor just HTML encode its value(s) before POSTing it to the server so it wont trigger ASP.NET's alarm?
Is there a better work around?
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This issue has already been discussed in this Post 5 years ago but I'm not satisfied with its solution (ie: setting ValidateRequest to false). Why can't RadEditor just HTML encode its value(s) before POSTing it to the server so it wont trigger ASP.NET's alarm?
Is there a better work around?