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Jordan asked on 13 May 2008, 07:15 PM
Hello im using the radeditor and i am trying to bind the html after the user has inputed the text they want, i would like to insert it into the database. Could someone explain to me how to do this

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answered on 14 May 2008, 01:57 PM
Hello Jordan,

Please, review the following help articles
Save In A Database
Codeless Save In Database ASP.Net 2.0
 and the code of this live example:
Save in Database.

They should be helpful for your scenario.

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answered on 15 May 2008, 01:49 PM
I have tried codeless save in a Database for asp.net AJAX RadEditor, its working fine for text. I am able to edit and save the changes.  But when I tried inserting an Image from local drive it doesnt allow me to because the Image Manager +Upload can't be clicked.

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answered on 16 May 2008, 03:01 PM
Hi Fouad,

The problem is odd because the Image manager does not have nothing to do with the Save functionality of RadEditor at all. The problem could be due to that you have not configured the Image manager upload paths. Please, review the following help article Images and
this KB article Uploading images to the server (upload tab is for more information on how to enable the Image Upload and Insert in RadEditor.

Please, note that  it is not possible to access and produce content that cotnains images referring to your local drive, because the images will only be visible if the html content is accessed from your own computer - and the images will be invisible for any other users accessing the same content from other machines.

In order to use images, they need to be accessible using HTTP protocol - that is, it means they must be uploaded to a web server (which can be your own computer of course, only that the images are provided by the web server software, and not by the operating system). For that reason you can use the Image manager to upload your local images from your hard disk to the server. After that you will be able to insert them from the Image manager.



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