When I right click an image and select image properties i get the following error:
Cannot find a string resource with key 'SetImageProperties_Tab3HeaderText' in App_GlobalResources/RadEditor.Dialogs.resx.
Adding the "SetImageProperties_Tab3HeaderText" to the resourcefile fixes the problem.
Cannot find a string resource with key 'SetImageProperties_Tab3HeaderText' in App_GlobalResources/RadEditor.Dialogs.resx.
Adding the "SetImageProperties_Tab3HeaderText" to the resourcefile fixes the problem.
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Eirik
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answered on 24 Apr 2008, 09:27 AM
Found 2 more missing resources in RadEditor.Dialogs.resx now:
MozillaPasteHelper_UseControlVMessage and MozillaPasteHelper_Paste
Why are there so many resources missing? Do you have a new version of the file?
MozillaPasteHelper_UseControlVMessage and MozillaPasteHelper_Paste
Why are there so many resources missing? Do you have a new version of the file?
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Hello,
The editor localization files were updated in the Q1 2008 release, because we added a couple of new dialogs. You need to make sure the files in the App_GlobalResources of your site are from the same RadControls release you are using in the application. Alternatively, if you are not using languages other than English, you can simply delete the editor .resx files from the App_GlobalResources folder.
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The editor localization files were updated in the Q1 2008 release, because we added a couple of new dialogs. You need to make sure the files in the App_GlobalResources of your site are from the same RadControls release you are using in the application. Alternatively, if you are not using languages other than English, you can simply delete the editor .resx files from the App_GlobalResources folder.
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Lini
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answered on 24 Apr 2008, 11:42 AM
I've double checked that I'm using the resx and .net 3.5 dll file from the latest zip file (RadControls_for_ASP.NET_AJAX_2008_1_415_dev_hotfix).
These resources are missing in RadEditor.Dialogs.resx.
However completely removing the files fixed my problem since I'm only using English.
Are you going to provide more languages in the future, or is this something that you are depending on the community to provide?
These resources are missing in RadEditor.Dialogs.resx.
However completely removing the files fixed my problem since I'm only using English.
Are you going to provide more languages in the future, or is this something that you are depending on the community to provide?
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Hi,
I just checked the resource files in the official release (RadControls_for_ASP.NET_AJAX_2008_1_415_dev_hotfix) and they were the correct ones. Check if the Telerik.Web.UI.dll assembly you are using in your application really is version 2008.01.415. This can be verified easily by simply opening the HTML source of a page, which contains the editor. You should have the following HTML comment somewhere on the page: <!-- 2008.1.415.20 --> or <!-- 2008.1.415.35 --> depending on the .NET framework you are using. Another cause for the problem might be that your website is using some old compiled version of the resources. A Rebuild should fix this.
We plan to provide all languages, which are available for the classic RadEditor control. Most of these have been created by the community in the past.
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Lini
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I just checked the resource files in the official release (RadControls_for_ASP.NET_AJAX_2008_1_415_dev_hotfix) and they were the correct ones. Check if the Telerik.Web.UI.dll assembly you are using in your application really is version 2008.01.415. This can be verified easily by simply opening the HTML source of a page, which contains the editor. You should have the following HTML comment somewhere on the page: <!-- 2008.1.415.20 --> or <!-- 2008.1.415.35 --> depending on the .NET framework you are using. Another cause for the problem might be that your website is using some old compiled version of the resources. A Rebuild should fix this.
We plan to provide all languages, which are available for the classic RadEditor control. Most of these have been created by the community in the past.
Kind regards,
Lini
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answered on 25 Apr 2008, 06:27 AM
You are right. I didn't have the correct dll file. Thank you for the help!
Good to here that resource files will be provided. How about dictionaries? This is in my opinion Rad editors biggest weakness at the moment. The old Norwegian dictionary files were useless. The English ones were good though. I tried to use the dictionary from Word, but couldn't figure out how to do it. If you could find a way to use the OpenOffice dictionaries files that would be great! Or to translate them to a format Rad editor understands.
Good to here that resource files will be provided. How about dictionaries? This is in my opinion Rad editors biggest weakness at the moment. The old Norwegian dictionary files were useless. The English ones were good though. I tried to use the dictionary from Word, but couldn't figure out how to do it. If you could find a way to use the OpenOffice dictionaries files that would be great! Or to translate them to a format Rad editor understands.
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Hello,
The new editor uses the same spell dictionaries as the old one. I think that support for additional dictionaries formats (OpenOffice dictionaries are actually from Hunspell) is already planned for a future version of the spell checker.
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The new editor uses the same spell dictionaries as the old one. I think that support for additional dictionaries formats (OpenOffice dictionaries are actually from Hunspell) is already planned for a future version of the spell checker.
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Lini
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