This is very cool – particularly the encode function which avoids all form validation issues that plague these html editors. However, one issue I found – your extended version of Moxiecode.TinyMCE.DLL does not run under a medium trust environment (i.e. most hosted sites) whereas the original will (at least from my testing that appears to be the case). I’ve taken a look in your code but the usual culprit – reflection – does not appear to be used. If you could figure that whats causing that it would awesome as your wrapper is by far and away the best I’ve seen in terms of providing a clean webcontrol and I’d like to use it in my hosted site!
andrew on 04 Mar 2009 at 1:55 pm #
awesome, i’ve been looking for an alternative to the rad editor, this is good stuff!
daniel on 19 Aug 2009 at 8:10 pm #
This is very cool – particularly the encode function which avoids all form validation issues that plague these html editors. However, one issue I found – your extended version of Moxiecode.TinyMCE.DLL does not run under a medium trust environment (i.e. most hosted sites) whereas the original will (at least from my testing that appears to be the case). I’ve taken a look in your code but the usual culprit – reflection – does not appear to be used. If you could figure that whats causing that it would awesome as your wrapper is by far and away the best I’ve seen in terms of providing a clean webcontrol and I’d like to use it in my hosted site!