We are using the RadEditor 2009.1.623.20, and have been experiencing an interesting problem:
We have enabled the content filter 'IECleanAnchors', yet we can seem to stop the following behavior.
When a user creates a link such as:
<A class=crs_top title=Top tabIndex=0 href="#">Top</A>
The first time it is saved, it saves the way it should. The second time the content is loaded into the RadEditor, and the mode is switched from Design to HTML it adds the current page URL to the href of the anchor. This is highly undesirable as the content embeds the URL of the page the RadEditor is loading from and this is not where the content is going to be rendered (see below)!
<A class=crs_top title=Top tabIndex=0 href="http://localhost/Myapplication/RadEditorPage.aspx?Parameter1=something#"></A>
What can we do to ensure that when a '#' is entered as an href that it stays as just '#'?
Note: We saw the anchorpathtostrip method, but it would seem that the content filter should already be doing this. Am I wrong?
Thanks!
We have enabled the content filter 'IECleanAnchors', yet we can seem to stop the following behavior.
When a user creates a link such as:
<A class=crs_top title=Top tabIndex=0 href="#">Top</A>
The first time it is saved, it saves the way it should. The second time the content is loaded into the RadEditor, and the mode is switched from Design to HTML it adds the current page URL to the href of the anchor. This is highly undesirable as the content embeds the URL of the page the RadEditor is loading from and this is not where the content is going to be rendered (see below)!
<A class=crs_top title=Top tabIndex=0 href="http://localhost/Myapplication/RadEditorPage.aspx?Parameter1=something#"></A>
What can we do to ensure that when a '#' is entered as an href that it stays as just '#'?
Note: We saw the anchorpathtostrip method, but it would seem that the content filter should already be doing this. Am I wrong?
Thanks!
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Hi Shawn,
You are using some of the latest internal builds of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX, but these builds are not recommended for production purposes because they have not gone through the complete QA process. My recommendation is to download and test the latest official Q1 2009 SP1 build (version 2009.2.826) and see whether the problem still persists.
If you still experience the problem, please open a support ticket and send a sample working project along with instructions on how to reproduce the problem on our side.
Please, also try to reproduce the problem using the Save in Database example.
Sincerely,
Rumen
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You are using some of the latest internal builds of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX, but these builds are not recommended for production purposes because they have not gone through the complete QA process. My recommendation is to download and test the latest official Q1 2009 SP1 build (version 2009.2.826) and see whether the problem still persists.
If you still experience the problem, please open a support ticket and send a sample working project along with instructions on how to reproduce the problem on our side.
Please, also try to reproduce the problem using the Save in Database example.
Sincerely,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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