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Are you able to reproduce the problem in the following demo: Built-in Content Filters? If yes, please provide steps how to do that on my side. If not, please provide a simple working project that demonstrates the issue as well as specify the version of RadEditor in your project.
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Rumen
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Are you able to reproduce the problem in the following demo: Built-in Content Filters? If yes, please provide steps how to do that on my side. If not, please provide a simple working project that demonstrates the issue as well as specify the version of RadEditor in your project.
Best regards,
Rumen
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answered on 06 Mar 2013, 09:20 PM
Entered in the HTML content of:
<div class="line1">first line of text</div>
<div class="line2">lastlineoftext</div>
and ended up with an extra BR tag. This also affects newer builds of FireFox.
<div class="line1">first line of text</div>
<div class="line2">lastlineoftext</div>
and ended up with an extra BR tag. This also affects newer builds of FireFox.
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Hello,
Thank you for reporting this issue.
I was able to reproduce it in Firefox and Chrome. It is looks like related to the ConvertToXhtml filter because if the filter is turned off, the issue is not reproducible.
I logged the issue in our system for detailed research, however I can not provide you with an exact estimation of when it will be fixed. I also updated your Telerik points for your feedback.
Please, excuse us for the inconvenience!
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Nikolay
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Thank you for reporting this issue.
I was able to reproduce it in Firefox and Chrome. It is looks like related to the ConvertToXhtml filter because if the filter is turned off, the issue is not reproducible.
I logged the issue in our system for detailed research, however I can not provide you with an exact estimation of when it will be fixed. I also updated your Telerik points for your feedback.
Please, excuse us for the inconvenience!
Best regards,
Nikolay
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answered on 11 Mar 2013, 03:48 PM
Is there any work around for this issue? get_html() returns the HTML without that extra <br> tag.
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Hello,
The get_html() method returns the content as is provided by the browser. If the true parameter is set get_html(true), the content will be validated and modified by the RadEditor's filters.
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Rumen
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The get_html() method returns the content as is provided by the browser. If the true parameter is set get_html(true), the content will be validated and modified by the RadEditor's filters.
All the best,
Rumen
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answered on 15 Apr 2013, 09:05 PM
When this issue will be fixed ?
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Hi Sabby,
As explained below, currently we cannot estimate when the problem will be fixed. You can track the status of the issue via its item in our Ideas & Feedback portal.
For the time being you can try creating a custom content filter, as shown in this online demo. It should allow you to process the editor content and remove the additional br tag.
Greetings,
Slav
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As explained below, currently we cannot estimate when the problem will be fixed. You can track the status of the issue via its item in our Ideas & Feedback portal.
For the time being you can try creating a custom content filter, as shown in this online demo. It should allow you to process the editor content and remove the additional br tag.
Greetings,
Slav
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answered on 17 Dec 2013, 02:53 PM
For the time being you can try creating a custom content filter, as shown in this online demo. It should allow you to process the editor content and remove the additional br tag.
While we're all waiting for a fix, perhaps Telerik can create a custom content filter that addresses the issue and link it to this post?
While we're all waiting for a fix, perhaps Telerik can create a custom content filter that addresses the issue and link it to this post?
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editabilityHi Eric,
A custom content filter would work fine, although you should note that as suggested by Rumen the content would be stripped only if the get_html(true) is used. Actually if the ConvertToXhtml filter is enabled calling the method with a true value in the overload should work fine.
Note that this <br> element is vital for the normal behavior of the editor. If it does not exist in the content, the user will not be able to select and edit the last row of the content. Respectively, initially the editor has a <br> element and if it is removed, the first line will not be able for typing characters in it.
Also I would like to point out that this element is not inserted with the RadEditor's logic. As you should be aware the editor is an editable iframe element, and as one, Chrome and Firefox adds this <br> for the reasons mentioned above. For the convenience of the users, the ConvertToXhtml removes it when switched to HTML mode and retrieves it back in - Design.
Shortly - if you want to retrieve the HTML content, stripped and cleaned by the filters, you should use the editor.get_html(true) method and for the raw HTML - the editor.get_html() or editor.get_html(false) one.
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Ianko
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A custom content filter would work fine, although you should note that as suggested by Rumen the content would be stripped only if the get_html(true) is used. Actually if the ConvertToXhtml filter is enabled calling the method with a true value in the overload should work fine.
Note that this <br> element is vital for the normal behavior of the editor. If it does not exist in the content, the user will not be able to select and edit the last row of the content. Respectively, initially the editor has a <br> element and if it is removed, the first line will not be able for typing characters in it.
Also I would like to point out that this element is not inserted with the RadEditor's logic. As you should be aware the editor is an editable iframe element, and as one, Chrome and Firefox adds this <br> for the reasons mentioned above. For the convenience of the users, the ConvertToXhtml removes it when switched to HTML mode and retrieves it back in - Design.
Shortly - if you want to retrieve the HTML content, stripped and cleaned by the filters, you should use the editor.get_html(true) method and for the raw HTML - the editor.get_html() or editor.get_html(false) one.
Regards,
Ianko
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answered on 18 Dec 2013, 05:36 PM
Thanks for your reply. It sounds like the behavior we're experiencing is a little different - basically, some users are ending up with many extra line breaks on save. I haven't been able to reproduce the issue myself, but if I can then I'll open a ticket.
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Brian Garson
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answered on 06 Jan 2014, 04:04 PM
We are having the same issue in Chrome and Firefox, the easiest way to reproduce it is to toggle back and forth between HTML and Design view on the editor, each toggle will add one BR tag to the bottom of the content.
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Hello Brian,
Could you try reproducing the described behavior with this online demo and get back with the exact steps. I tried to reproduce it, but to no avail. You can observe the test process with this screencast.
Note that if you are using an older version of the RadControls suite this could be caused by an already fixed bug, which is resolved in the latest available version (2013.3.1114). In this case you can try upgrading the used Telerik's controls.
Regards,
Ianko
Telerik
Could you try reproducing the described behavior with this online demo and get back with the exact steps. I tried to reproduce it, but to no avail. You can observe the test process with this screencast.
Note that if you are using an older version of the RadControls suite this could be caused by an already fixed bug, which is resolved in the latest available version (2013.3.1114). In this case you can try upgrading the used Telerik's controls.
Regards,
Ianko
Telerik
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