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Hi Sushruth,
Atanas Korchev
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Currently we are not porting any of the features of RadEditor for ASP.NET Ajax to the MVC version. You can see our public roadmap for the next release here.
I would appreciate it if you share with us what are the RadEditor features which you need the most in the MVC version. This would help us prioritize the features for our next releases.
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Martin Ennemoser
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answered on 19 Sep 2011, 06:26 PM
I have recently ported a ASP.NET application to ASP.NET MVC, and the application relies on a full featured WYSIWYG editor to enable customers to edit HTML online. An example for important functionality would be the property dialogs for elements (e.g. images, links, etc.).
What is your recommendation in this case? Should we try to integrate the ASP.NET component (if there's a workaround to do it), or are there now plans to offer more functionality in the MVC version in the future?
For me it's a bit difficult to understand why the MVC version lacks so many features, because most of it should be client side JavaScript anyway and does not depend on server side code.
What is your recommendation in this case? Should we try to integrate the ASP.NET component (if there's a workaround to do it), or are there now plans to offer more functionality in the MVC version in the future?
For me it's a bit difficult to understand why the MVC version lacks so many features, because most of it should be client side JavaScript anyway and does not depend on server side code.
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Hi Martin,
Thank you for the feedback. Indeed, currently there is no Image Properties dialog, but I logged it as a feature request in our PITS - you can vote for and track the progress of this feature here.
As for the difference between RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX and the Editor component for ASP.NET MVC, the latter is not a port of the ASP.NET AJAX one and is built up from scratch. In time, a lot more features will be added, but even now, if you want to use RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX's functionality in MVC, you can do it by following the steps in this help article.
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Georgi Tunev
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Thank you for the feedback. Indeed, currently there is no Image Properties dialog, but I logged it as a feature request in our PITS - you can vote for and track the progress of this feature here.
As for the difference between RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX and the Editor component for ASP.NET MVC, the latter is not a port of the ASP.NET AJAX one and is built up from scratch. In time, a lot more features will be added, but even now, if you want to use RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX's functionality in MVC, you can do it by following the steps in this help article.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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Martin Ennemoser
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answered on 20 Sep 2011, 11:12 AM
Thanks for the reponse! I voted for the feature, although secretly I wish for something like "feature parity between ASP.NET AJAX and ASP.NET MVC RadEditor".