I had a user report some "funny" text coming form the system. I looked into it and the text is coming from the RadEditor on the screen. The editor is used like a textbox so I am not taking the HTML and placing it into the system just the text only.
It appears that when the user select the inline spell check option and leaves it "turned on" (not selecting cancel or finish) with words still highlighted and submits the page the data coming over contains HTML markup that is creating the yellow highlight on misspelled words. Below is an example of the output I am receiving.
<span class="RadEWrongWord" id="RadESpellError_0">Ths</span> is a test of the <span class="RadEWrongWord" id="RadESpellError_1">spel</span> checker in <span class="RadEWrongWord" id="RadESpellError_2">IE9</span>
I have only been able to replicate this if I am using IE9. I have tested with IE9, IE8, Chrome19, and FF13.
It appears that when the user select the inline spell check option and leaves it "turned on" (not selecting cancel or finish) with words still highlighted and submits the page the data coming over contains HTML markup that is creating the yellow highlight on misspelled words. Below is an example of the output I am receiving.
<span class="RadEWrongWord" id="RadESpellError_0">Ths</span> is a test of the <span class="RadEWrongWord" id="RadESpellError_1">spel</span> checker in <span class="RadEWrongWord" id="RadESpellError_2">IE9</span>
I have only been able to replicate this if I am using IE9. I have tested with IE9, IE8, Chrome19, and FF13.