Hi,
we're using RadEditor to edit various html contents in our project. Our requirement is this: We have certain pages with html templates, where the html structure should not change. Only the content (text images etc) should be changed by the users. The problem we have is that some html templates are not full html pages but only internal parts of pages, and they might have structures like
i.e. the html starts with <tr> or some other tags which should not be the outermost tags in html. What we've observed is that RadEditor changes this html into this:
It strips the <tr> and <td> tags and only leaves the <table> tag. We need RadEditor to leave the whole html as it is and not make any changes at all. I've searched the interwebs and checked the RadEditor documentation but I can't find any parameter for RadEditor which does this. Can we have RadEditor leave the html untouched or do we have to find another editor for this purpose?
Best,
Taylan
we're using RadEditor to edit various html contents in our project. Our requirement is this: We have certain pages with html templates, where the html structure should not change. Only the content (text images etc) should be changed by the users. The problem we have is that some html templates are not full html pages but only internal parts of pages, and they might have structures like
<!-- top image starts --><tr> <td align="center" valign="top" colspan="3"> <table width="620" align="center" bgcolor="#ffffff" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
... i.e. the html starts with <tr> or some other tags which should not be the outermost tags in html. What we've observed is that RadEditor changes this html into this:
<table width="620" align="center" bgcolor="#ffffff" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">...It strips the <tr> and <td> tags and only leaves the <table> tag. We need RadEditor to leave the whole html as it is and not make any changes at all. I've searched the interwebs and checked the RadEditor documentation but I can't find any parameter for RadEditor which does this. Can we have RadEditor leave the html untouched or do we have to find another editor for this purpose?
Best,
Taylan
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Hi Taylan,
Your content is invalid HTML/XHTML and it is the browser which corrects it. The browser validation cannot be stopped and you will experience this problem in our competitors' HTML editors.
The browser's Rich Text Editing engine checks for unclosed and non well formed tags and corrects or try to correct them automatically without providing a way to disable the browser validation. You can verify my words by testing the attached HTML page with an editable IFRAME element in it. You will reproduce the same behavior with an editable DIV element as well as in our competitors' editors.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
Your content is invalid HTML/XHTML and it is the browser which corrects it. The browser validation cannot be stopped and you will experience this problem in our competitors' HTML editors.
The browser's Rich Text Editing engine checks for unclosed and non well formed tags and corrects or try to correct them automatically without providing a way to disable the browser validation. You can verify my words by testing the attached HTML page with an editable IFRAME element in it. You will reproduce the same behavior with an editable DIV element as well as in our competitors' editors.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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