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[Solved] RadEditor Fullscreen issues - DotNetNuke

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Jake
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Jake asked on 15 May 2013, 08:37 AM
Hi,

I am new on the forum and lately I've been using the radEditor on DotNetNuke and I got into this issue that I've been trying to solve and no resolution yet. I hope that I can get at least someone to point me out the way to go in order to fix this.

So this is the issue:

When you're on full screen mode and you Copy & Paste text from any source to the editor window you're working on, the window moves a couple pixels to your right and it should not. It should keep the fullscreen mode on in the right position.

My first attempt was to change the Content Area Mode on DotNetNuke editor settings from iFrame to div. And that did seem to do the trick. But now I am facing another problem. Which is, whenever I tried to print the content from my editor (on div mode) did not print the content only but also the whole page and everything else that is on the page.

When I had iFrame selected in the settings, print functionality was working with no issues. Am I being clear?

I don't know if anyone has faced this issues before. Any help would be very much appreciated in advance.

Thank you

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Stanimir
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answered on 17 May 2013, 01:38 PM
Hi,

Could you confirm that you are experiencing this problem outside DNN. You can use our online demos for testing: http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx. Otherwise please note that version 5.0 or later of DNN uses the Professional provider of RadEditor, which is implementation of the DotNetNuke developers and it is not supported by Telerik. That is why my suggestion is to post your question in the DNN forums or contact the support of DNN for help.

All the best,
Stanimir
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