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Hi Ric,
The RadEditor Prometheus edition features a new link preservation mechanism that is able to preserve links exactly as entered. Thus, the need for having a property to control the stripping of [parts of] urls is greatly reduced.
Can you please provide us with more information about your own exact scenario, why you need to have the property and what you need to set it to? Also can you explain why keeping the [relative] urls as entered does not suffice in your case?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely yours,
Tervel
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The RadEditor Prometheus edition features a new link preservation mechanism that is able to preserve links exactly as entered. Thus, the need for having a property to control the stripping of [parts of] urls is greatly reduced.
Can you please provide us with more information about your own exact scenario, why you need to have the property and what you need to set it to? Also can you explain why keeping the [relative] urls as entered does not suffice in your case?
We are in the process of implementing more functionality to RadEditor Prometheus and if it turns out to be a valid scenario which cannot be solved with the current API we will add the property to the RadEditor for the Q3 release coming Dec 17th.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely yours,
Tervel
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David Penrose
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answered on 28 Dec 2007, 08:25 AM
Tervel ~
I can provide you a reason: Emailed content. Most of our file content is referenced for web pages. The relative url works fine for this. However, we also support a some web forms that edit content for newsletters and event management that email content with embedded file urls (images, documents) to subscribers and registrants, respectively. For this we need absolute urls.
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I can provide you a reason: Emailed content. Most of our file content is referenced for web pages. The relative url works fine for this. However, we also support a some web forms that edit content for newsletters and event management that email content with embedded file urls (images, documents) to subscribers and registrants, respectively. For this we need absolute urls.
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Hello David,
I absolutely agree with this argument - and in fact it is quite easy to convert relative links to absolute with the new RadEditor Prometheus using a custom content filter.
Please review the following forum thread that has a working .aspx attached:
Adding such a filter is fairly easy, and since these scenarios are quite rare (most often users/developers want to have URLs as entered), so far we have not integrated the filter into the editor, as we aim to keep the editor's properties as few as possible. Of course, if more and more customers demand having a property that does the same job, we will implement it.
My question to Ric was rather whether there is a scenario where one would need a specific part of the URL stripped. The [other] two scenarios - keeping URLs as entered, as well as converting them to absolute are already handled :)
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Tervel
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I absolutely agree with this argument - and in fact it is quite easy to convert relative links to absolute with the new RadEditor Prometheus using a custom content filter.
Please review the following forum thread that has a working .aspx attached:
Adding such a filter is fairly easy, and since these scenarios are quite rare (most often users/developers want to have URLs as entered), so far we have not integrated the filter into the editor, as we aim to keep the editor's properties as few as possible. Of course, if more and more customers demand having a property that does the same job, we will implement it.
My question to Ric was rather whether there is a scenario where one would need a specific part of the URL stripped. The [other] two scenarios - keeping URLs as entered, as well as converting them to absolute are already handled :)
Best wishes,
Tervel
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Runi Thomsen
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answered on 03 Jan 2008, 12:54 PM
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Hello Runi,
Please, excuse us for the non-working link.
Here is the correct one:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/thread/b311D-bbacbc.aspx
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Rumen
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Please, excuse us for the non-working link.
Here is the correct one:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/thread/b311D-bbacbc.aspx
Kind regards,
Rumen
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