I get the following error whenever I attempt to edit content (inline or not).
I installed this with the -globalinstall and they are resident in the GAC. Why is this aiming at C:\windows\system32 instead of C:\program files\com......\web server extensions\wpresources\?
Jesse
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Sorry for the double post, but I atleast am still having this issue.
Jesse
Hi Jesse,
The previous post was about using the r.a.d.editor in MOSS 2007. If this is your case as well, we must inform you that MOSS 2007 is not yet supported. We are working on this, but we do not have a definite release date yet.
If you are using SPS 2003, a possible cause for the problem is the _wpresources folder not being excluded from the SPS managed paths. Please use the SPS Administration to exclude this folder and try using the editor again.
The reason the "c:\windows\system32\inetsrv\" path is shown in the exception are some additional checks that the r.a.d.editor does if it is unable to find the ToolsFile.xml in the 'web server extensions' folder.
Kind regards,
the telerik team
Is there an estimate for when the release version will be available. Perhaps the bug is already fixed.
Jesse
Hello Jesse,
We do not support WSSv3 or MOSS 2007 yet. If this is your case, we will be able to offer support only after WSSv3 / MOSS are released.
If this is WSSv2 or SPS 2003 and the installation ran without errors, r.a.d.editor should work fine. Please try the latest Release Candidate of r.a.d.editor SharePoint Edition found here, and let us know if it solves the problem.
Greetings,
Dimitar Milushev
the telerik team