Hi,
Great controls, I have two quick questions I would be most greatful if someone could answer please.
(i) Using the RadHtmlField I'm setting the ToolsFIle and ConfigFile properties to use my own xml files, however when I use the control it's always looking for my xml files in folder C:\WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv, if I try using ~ or a URL this still does not seem to make any difference as the locations are still always prefixed with the intersrv path. Is there a property I need to set to specify my own folder location?
(ii) Where can I get the en-GB.tdf file? I've searched the site but I cannot find where I can download it from.
Regards,
James
Great controls, I have two quick questions I would be most greatful if someone could answer please.
(i) Using the RadHtmlField I'm setting the ToolsFIle and ConfigFile properties to use my own xml files, however when I use the control it's always looking for my xml files in folder C:\WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv, if I try using ~ or a URL this still does not seem to make any difference as the locations are still always prefixed with the intersrv path. Is there a property I need to set to specify my own folder location?
(ii) Where can I get the en-GB.tdf file? I've searched the site but I cannot find where I can download it from.
Regards,
James
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Hi James,
Please, see the following help article: Setting ConfigFile and ToolsFile properties for the WCM field. You should make sure that the paths that you set as values to the ConfigFile and ToolsFile properties are valid.
You can download the en-GB dictionary from the following sticky note: RadSpell Dictionaries.
Best regards,
Rumen
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Please, see the following help article: Setting ConfigFile and ToolsFile properties for the WCM field. You should make sure that the paths that you set as values to the ConfigFile and ToolsFile properties are valid.
You can download the en-GB dictionary from the following sticky note: RadSpell Dictionaries.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.