Hi,
We are using the Q1 2008 version of RadEditor, and we have a problem that happens which I cannot reproduce at will.
The Editor is set to to strip ALL formatting on paste. The content can then be formatted to look as desired. When the content is saved, it will occasionally convert characters such as < to %3c, = to %3d, " to %22, etc.
Like I stated, it happens randomly, so I can't reproduce at will, but it there a way to prevent it from happening, because it becomes too many characters to attempt to do a replace on.
Thanks!
We are using the Q1 2008 version of RadEditor, and we have a problem that happens which I cannot reproduce at will.
The Editor is set to to strip ALL formatting on paste. The content can then be formatted to look as desired. When the content is saved, it will occasionally convert characters such as < to %3c, = to %3d, " to %22, etc.
Like I stated, it happens randomly, so I can't reproduce at will, but it there a way to prevent it from happening, because it becomes too many characters to attempt to do a replace on.
Thanks!
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Hello Ron,
I am not aware of this problem and you are the first to report it. Are you able to reproduce it with the latest official build of RadEditor (2011.2.715)? It is also recommended to upgrade to provide support for the all modern browsers. Q1 2008 does not support neither IE9 nor Firefox7 and your users could experience problems in these browsers.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
I am not aware of this problem and you are the first to report it. Are you able to reproduce it with the latest official build of RadEditor (2011.2.715)? It is also recommended to upgrade to provide support for the all modern browsers. Q1 2008 does not support neither IE9 nor Firefox7 and your users could experience problems in these browsers.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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