Hi,
I'm trying to set the cursor to the given position (let's say X).I've tried to do this in many ways but still not found the solution...
We need to change the content of RadEditor but cursor position should be the same. There's no problem in IE9, but in FF/Chrome/Opera the caret is moving back to the beginning of the document. Do you have any ideas?
I'm trying to set the cursor to the given position (let's say X).I've tried to do this in many ways but still not found the solution...
We need to change the content of RadEditor but cursor position should be the same. There's no problem in IE9, but in FF/Chrome/Opera the caret is moving back to the beginning of the document. Do you have any ideas?
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Hello,
RadEditorSelection's client-side API offers getRange() and selectRange() methods to get / restore cursor position. You can review this article. RadEditor utilizes W3C Range and Microsoft TextRange objects and in a more complicated scenario you should use the standard objects. The following articles give more detailed information for the TextRange objects:
Joana
Telerik
RadEditorSelection's client-side API offers getRange() and selectRange() methods to get / restore cursor position. You can review this article. RadEditor utilizes W3C Range and Microsoft TextRange objects and in a more complicated scenario you should use the standard objects. The following articles give more detailed information for the TextRange objects:
http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/Section/JavaScript-DOM-Ranges-Page-2.id-292302.html
http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/range_intro.html
http://www.quirksmode.org/js/findpos.html
After creating a text range you will be able to use the following methods: move(), moveStart(), moveEnd() and select().
Joana
Telerik
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