Hi Telerik team
I enable the AutoResizeHeight property in the radeditor, it works perfect in Design Mode, however when I switch to Html Mode, it appears again. Can some tell me how to remove this too? or should AutoResizeHeight property also can remove the double scroll-bar in html mode?
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I enable the AutoResizeHeight property in the radeditor, it works perfect in Design Mode, however when I switch to Html Mode, it appears again. Can some tell me how to remove this too? or should AutoResizeHeight property also can remove the double scroll-bar in html mode?
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Vincent
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answered on 19 Jan 2011, 11:29 PM
By the way, I am using the iframe not div
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Hi Vincent,
I am not aware of this problem and I was unable to reproduce it in the AutoResizeHeight live demo. Can you please isolate the problem in a sample working project and send it for examination by opening a support ticket? Please, also include a screenshot of the problem and if needed detailed reproduction steps.
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Rumen
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I am not aware of this problem and I was unable to reproduce it in the AutoResizeHeight live demo. Can you please isolate the problem in a sample working project and send it for examination by opening a support ticket? Please, also include a screenshot of the problem and if needed detailed reproduction steps.
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Rumen
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answered on 20 Jan 2011, 10:14 PM
Hi Rumen
Thanks for your fast response. It's easy to reproduce this problem. Just use the only example, when you open it, click to "HTML", you should will see two scroll-bar, one inside editor and another one is from explorer .
I've attached two screen shot, the first one is tested in Chrome, the second one is in IE
Thanks for your fast response. It's easy to reproduce this problem. Just use the only example, when you open it, click to "HTML", you should will see two scroll-bar, one inside editor and another one is from explorer .
I've attached two screen shot, the first one is tested in Chrome, the second one is in IE
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Hello Vincent,
Thank you for the screenshots.
The AutoResizeHeight feature is implemented to work only in Design mode of RadEditor to avoid resizing problems. In HTML mode, this feature is not implemented and a scrollbar is loaded in the TextBox based area so that the user can scroll to show the invisible content.
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Rumen
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Thank you for the screenshots.
The AutoResizeHeight feature is implemented to work only in Design mode of RadEditor to avoid resizing problems. In HTML mode, this feature is not implemented and a scrollbar is loaded in the TextBox based area so that the user can scroll to show the invisible content.
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Rumen
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answered on 23 Jan 2011, 10:52 PM
Hi Rumen
Thanks for your reply. It does make sense, but is it possible to make it work in HTML mode? can you give a solution for that?
Thanks for your reply. It does make sense, but is it possible to make it work in HTML mode? can you give a solution for that?
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answered on 25 Jan 2011, 10:29 PM
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Is it possible? can someone let me know?
Is it possible? can someone let me know?
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Hi Vincent,
The requested scenario is not supported by Telerik, but if you would like you can try to implement it yourself at your own risk. The HTML content area is represented by a <textarea> wrapped in an <iframe> element. You can get a reference to the <textarea> element using the editor.get_textArea() method and implement your own resizing functionality. You can check for HTML mode using the OnClientModeChange event.
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Rumen
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The requested scenario is not supported by Telerik, but if you would like you can try to implement it yourself at your own risk. The HTML content area is represented by a <textarea> wrapped in an <iframe> element. You can get a reference to the <textarea> element using the editor.get_textArea() method and implement your own resizing functionality. You can check for HTML mode using the OnClientModeChange event.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
Browse the vast support resources we have to jump start your development with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. See how to integrate our AJAX controls seamlessly in SharePoint 2007/2010 visiting our common SharePoint portal.