I have a problem. The problem isn't what I can't do, it's what I can do, with RadEditor.
I have a RadEditor running in the FormTemplate Popup of a RadGrid. The application itself is an ASP.Net C# 4.0 web app running a relatively recent version of Telerik (2012.2.607). The Editor itself is bound to a varchar(max) field in a SQL database through LinqToSQL.
The problem (if it a problem) is this. Way back when, when I was first starting this project, I could have sworn that the ability to paste images from the clipboard into a RadEditor in Firefox (and only FireFox) was a fluke and a curiosity, since it was impossible to do it in IE or Chrome. Furthermore I could have sworn I tested the ability of my program to save same images and I thought it had failed.
I've just retested my app and it appears not only can I save graphic images pasted into the RadEditor while running in FireFox, I can view them in IE and Chrome. I've tested this running my app both on my local machine and on a server.
So I suppose my question is, is this still just a fluke or can I expect in the near future the ability to paste and save in IE and Chrome? Is this intentional on the part of Telerik or more a matter of browser technology?
I have a RadEditor running in the FormTemplate Popup of a RadGrid. The application itself is an ASP.Net C# 4.0 web app running a relatively recent version of Telerik (2012.2.607). The Editor itself is bound to a varchar(max) field in a SQL database through LinqToSQL.
The problem (if it a problem) is this. Way back when, when I was first starting this project, I could have sworn that the ability to paste images from the clipboard into a RadEditor in Firefox (and only FireFox) was a fluke and a curiosity, since it was impossible to do it in IE or Chrome. Furthermore I could have sworn I tested the ability of my program to save same images and I thought it had failed.
I've just retested my app and it appears not only can I save graphic images pasted into the RadEditor while running in FireFox, I can view them in IE and Chrome. I've tested this running my app both on my local machine and on a server.
So I suppose my question is, is this still just a fluke or can I expect in the near future the ability to paste and save in IE and Chrome? Is this intentional on the part of Telerik or more a matter of browser technology?