Hi,
I have been working with the May 2012 release of the AjaxControlToolkit and am very impressed with the new HTMLEditorExtender Insert Image feature and the new file upload feature.
However, as reported previously, if you are using the HTMLEditorExtender and your page produces a post-back - or partial post-back - all images and hyperlinks within the extended textbox become escaped (so the raw HTML is shown in the design view and not the actual link or image). See http://ajaxcontroltoolkit.codeplex.com/workitem/27031 for details.
FYI: I am working within master pages and I am using the AsncFileUpload to cause a post-back.
Please can you have a look at this issue?
On a separate note: an alternate text field would be a great addition to future releases. Maybe, a right-click on the image invokes a properties menu with Alt, Title and extra CSS fields for the user to input.
Kind regards,
Comments: Further to this issue: If you use IE8.0 or below, the HTML tags are rendered in Uppercase. In IE9.0 the tags are rendered in lowercase and after a post-back the closing tags disappear; so all normal text entered after the link becomes the link
I have been working with the May 2012 release of the AjaxControlToolkit and am very impressed with the new HTMLEditorExtender Insert Image feature and the new file upload feature.
However, as reported previously, if you are using the HTMLEditorExtender and your page produces a post-back - or partial post-back - all images and hyperlinks within the extended textbox become escaped (so the raw HTML is shown in the design view and not the actual link or image). See http://ajaxcontroltoolkit.codeplex.com/workitem/27031 for details.
FYI: I am working within master pages and I am using the AsncFileUpload to cause a post-back.
Please can you have a look at this issue?
On a separate note: an alternate text field would be a great addition to future releases. Maybe, a right-click on the image invokes a properties menu with Alt, Title and extra CSS fields for the user to input.
Kind regards,
Comments: Further to this issue: If you use IE8.0 or below, the HTML tags are rendered in Uppercase. In IE9.0 the tags are rendered in lowercase and after a post-back the closing tags disappear; so all normal text entered after the link becomes the link