If the ImagesPath property value does not end in a forward slash, a backslash is use to concantenate the ImagePath value with the filename of the image. This is wrong.
For the PagerStyle, the PrevPageText and NextPageText property values should HTML encode the values. Otherwise putting in "<" or ">" as values actually renders a "<" or a ">", breaking XHTML compliance.
There's still no equivalent to the "HtmlEncode" property available for the GridBoundColumn. This makes the GridBoundColumn effectively useless since it allows XSS attacks.
For the PagerStyle, the PrevPageText and NextPageText property values should HTML encode the values. Otherwise putting in "<" or ">" as values actually renders a "<" or a ">", breaking XHTML compliance.
There's still no equivalent to the "HtmlEncode" property available for the GridBoundColumn. This makes the GridBoundColumn effectively useless since it allows XSS attacks.
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Hi ksuh,
We are aware of the ImagesPath issue. Our developers are notified about it and it will be resolved in futures release of the control.
Can you please try using "&gt;", "&lt;" instead of ">" and "<" and see if it helps.
Regards,
Rosen
the Telerik team
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We are aware of the ImagesPath issue. Our developers are notified about it and it will be resolved in futures release of the control.
Can you please try using "&gt;", "&lt;" instead of ">" and "<" and see if it helps.
Regards,
Rosen
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center