Andrew van Renen
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Andrew van Renen
asked on 28 Feb 2012, 02:59 PM
Hi there
We are using RADEditor (6.2) with SharePoint 2010 with a slightly modified version of the News site. The page has 3 fields ('Title' [single line of text], 'Page Description' [multiple lines of text] and 'Page Content' [publishing html]).
The problem we have is that the 'Page Description' field is rendered with the HTML treated as part of the text (so the the user is shown the raw HTML). However, when in edit mode, the field renders correctly. The other fields on the page behave as expected in both modes.
Could someone tell me what is going on here?
Thanks,
AndrewvR
We are using RADEditor (6.2) with SharePoint 2010 with a slightly modified version of the News site. The page has 3 fields ('Title' [single line of text], 'Page Description' [multiple lines of text] and 'Page Content' [publishing html]).
The problem we have is that the 'Page Description' field is rendered with the HTML treated as part of the text (so the the user is shown the raw HTML). However, when in edit mode, the field renders correctly. The other fields on the page behave as expected in both modes.
Could someone tell me what is going on here?
Thanks,
AndrewvR
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Hello,
Check the content type of the Page Description and Page Content fields and make sure that the Page Description content type is the same as of the Page Content content type.
If you have any custom code for the presentation field, review it and see whether it does not display the raw text instead of the saved HTML content.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
Check the content type of the Page Description and Page Content fields and make sure that the Page Description content type is the same as of the Page Content content type.
If you have any custom code for the presentation field, review it and see whether it does not display the raw text instead of the saved HTML content.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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