I am working with an older version of RadEditor from RadControls Q1 2008. Unfortunately for this product upgrading is not an option right now as the upgrade itself will necessitate a lot of work for the skinning team that is not practical. It has a bug where the user can potentially upload files with "%" characters which will break scripts on the page and break the functionality of the editor control.
What we have done initially is skin the upload part of the editor dialogs to show a message. Unfortunately there is another part of the application where we use the dialog without the editor and I cannot change this skin. So far I have been following the suggestions outlined here and using the ascx files from our other custom skin, but to no avail.
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/editor/imagemanager-standalone-customization.aspx
Ideally, there would be a simple way for me to just block the upload. I attempted unsuccessfully to use some fairly creative Javascript with this, but it proved to difficult to determine when the dialog was loaded and respond to it, not to mention all the iframes that had to be dealt with.
Any suggestions would be very much apprecaited, again considering that upgrading isn't really an option at the present time.
What we have done initially is skin the upload part of the editor dialogs to show a message. Unfortunately there is another part of the application where we use the dialog without the editor and I cannot change this skin. So far I have been following the suggestions outlined here and using the ascx files from our other custom skin, but to no avail.
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/editor/imagemanager-standalone-customization.aspx
Ideally, there would be a simple way for me to just block the upload. I attempted unsuccessfully to use some fairly creative Javascript with this, but it proved to difficult to determine when the dialog was loaded and respond to it, not to mention all the iframes that had to be dealt with.
Any suggestions would be very much apprecaited, again considering that upgrading isn't really an option at the present time.