Some mobile device has special markup without HTML standard markup.
For example, <xyz>aaaa</xyz>
In the Internet explorer browser:
You can see "<xyz/>aaaa" instead of <xyz>aaaa</xyz>
For example, <xyz>aaaa</xyz>
In the Internet explorer browser:
- switch to "HTML mode" of the Editor
- Add "<xyz>aaaa</xyz>"
- switch to design mode and back to html mode
You can see "<xyz/>aaaa" instead of <xyz>aaaa</xyz>
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Hi Ivan,
Please, note that RadEditor is an XHTML/HTML editor but not XML editor. xyx is a custom XML tag and it is a requirement to provide a namespace for it as explained in this MSDN article: Using Custom Tags in Internet Explorer.
<my:xyz>aaaa</my:xyz>
Best wishes,
Rumen
the Telerik team
Please, note that RadEditor is an XHTML/HTML editor but not XML editor. xyx is a custom XML tag and it is a requirement to provide a namespace for it as explained in this MSDN article: Using Custom Tags in Internet Explorer.
<my:xyz>aaaa</my:xyz>
Best wishes,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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