Wasn't sure where to post this but hoping it saves someone lots of time and headache in the future. I spent the past 2 days working on using the HTMLeditor extender and saving the value into a database that pulls the HTML onto a Crystal Report.
Sounded pretty straightforward but it wasn't. Our site it outdated and defaults to quirks mode because if not it is useless in any browser/version combo I've tried.
With that said, you can NOT use the htmleditorextender in IE if your site is in IE5 Quirks Mode. I'm sure the ajaxcontroltoolkit team knew this, but for those who don't. Check your site and make sure it's Document Mode is not set to IE5 Quirks.
Comments: Thank for sharing your experience! We really appreciate your contribute to the development of the AJAX Control Toolkit.
Sounded pretty straightforward but it wasn't. Our site it outdated and defaults to quirks mode because if not it is useless in any browser/version combo I've tried.
With that said, you can NOT use the htmleditorextender in IE if your site is in IE5 Quirks Mode. I'm sure the ajaxcontroltoolkit team knew this, but for those who don't. Check your site and make sure it's Document Mode is not set to IE5 Quirks.
Comments: Thank for sharing your experience! We really appreciate your contribute to the development of the AJAX Control Toolkit.