BILLY ALLEN
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BILLY ALLEN
asked on 27 Feb 2009, 05:13 PM
Try as I might, I cannot get the Editor control to leave my text alone. I've done radEditor1.ContentFilters = EditorFilters.None. Still, the control insists on reformatting the text I put into it (changing TABLE tags, etc.).
Why isn't there a simple flag that tells the control to NOT do anything at all to the text within the control? I'd really like to use it, but as it stands now, I can't use it because of the reformatting. It should be very easy to support just leaving my text alone.
Why isn't there a simple flag that tells the control to NOT do anything at all to the text within the control? I'd really like to use it, but as it stands now, I can't use it because of the reformatting. It should be very easy to support just leaving my text alone.
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Hi BILLY ALLEN,
RadEditor currently features 20+ content filters that in one way or another to fix HTML content created with the editor.
And it does so for a reason - to correct browser shortcomings. While all browsers have their quirks, it is IE that is the most notorious in messing up content. Two of its most noticeable "feats" are - converting all tag names to upper case, as well as stripping quotes from most (but not all) HTML attributes.
So, please note that the content you enter will be changed whatever you do - if you turn off the editor content filters that attempt to correct the browser shortcomings, you will be left with the changes automatically performed by the browser.
In fact, with the current setting radEditor1.ContentFilters = EditorFilters.None this is exactly what you get - the content as produced/mangled by the browser itself.
Best wishes,
Tervel
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RadEditor currently features 20+ content filters that in one way or another to fix HTML content created with the editor.
And it does so for a reason - to correct browser shortcomings. While all browsers have their quirks, it is IE that is the most notorious in messing up content. Two of its most noticeable "feats" are - converting all tag names to upper case, as well as stripping quotes from most (but not all) HTML attributes.
So, please note that the content you enter will be changed whatever you do - if you turn off the editor content filters that attempt to correct the browser shortcomings, you will be left with the changes automatically performed by the browser.
In fact, with the current setting radEditor1.ContentFilters = EditorFilters.None this is exactly what you get - the content as produced/mangled by the browser itself.
Best wishes,
Tervel
the Telerik team
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