The issue is related to the insert select functionality and is reproduced with .NET35. The workaround is to disable the selection by putting the following script below the RadEditor:

        <script type="text/javascript">
            Telerik.Web.UI.RadEditor.prototype._addHandlersForSelectTags = function ()
            { }
        </script>

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax-beta/editor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

2. Type some text

3. Format it as bold, italic and underline

4. Enter two new empty lines

5. Insert a table

Use the demo at:
 http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx  

Select html mode and clear all existing text
Enter some text and format it as bold, italic and underline 
Enter 2 new lines (breaks)  
Insert a 3x3 table using the table button in the editor 

Result: When the table is inserted the text loses its formatting. See attached file.

I have problem with "Strip CSS formatting" command in Chrome, for example this html as editor content

<span class="redText">test test</span>

In Firefox when I select this two words and select "Strip CSS formatting" it works with no problems, but in Chrome text stays the same, I managed to reproduce this issue on your demo page http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

Visit the page http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx and create a hyperlink including the tool tip and the press ok.  You should end up with something similar to:

Copy Code <a href="http://www.microsoft.com" title="please click on me">Microsoft</a>

Now, edit the link and switch to the email tab and enter in an email address and click on ok.  You should end up with:

Copy Code
<a href="mailto:info@telerik.com" title="please click on me">Microsoft</a>

Note, the title attribute has been carried over from the information on the hyperlink tab.
There should be a tooltip field to the email tab.

In light of th recent feature of google analytics - Enhanced Link Attribution ( https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2558867?hl=en-GB ) - the end users may want/need to inspect/edit the id attribute of the anchors generated by the manager or already present in the content.
Next to the id textbox ina the manager a button may be added that will generate a random id for the user to make things easier for them.
This attribute should also be added to the realtime DOM inspector as a textbox that will allow quick inspecting/editing.

RadEditor adds redundant nbsps when the cursor is positioned at the beginning of an unordered list and press backspace in IE9

1. Go to http:/demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx
2. Choose the bullet list command from the toolbar and type some text
3. Choose the FormatCodeBlock command and insert some text
4. Press SHIFT+ENTER to insert <br>

Actual: If you continue pressing enter, new lines will not be inserted.
Expected: New lines are inserted.

Hi,

is it possible for radeditor to put red line for mis spell words as you type, like MS word and Google docs.

Regards,
Syed

When text is pasted in RadEditor with ContentAreaMode="Div" under Firefox and Chrome, the cursor will be positioned before the pasted text.

When the Template Manager tool of RadEditor is enabled, the content of its dialog window is not loaded under IE.

If change the font in the middle of a line and start typing the new font is applied .

However when translated to a new line, the font reverts back. 

It would be great to have RadEditor offer CMS type functionality similar to the RadEditor within Sitefinity. The Sitefinity editor allows you to drag and drop different layouts to the editor and then alter each area independently. 

Create a page as below and assign a limited toolset to each editor in the code behind:


 <telerik:RadEditor  ID="RadEditor1" Skin="Default"  ContentAreaMode="Div"   runat="server"      Width="265px" Height="120px"  ToolsWidth="265px">
       <Content><p>A Word</p> </Content>
</telerik:RadEditor>
        
 <telerik:RadEditor  ID="RadEditor2" Skin="Default"  ContentAreaMode="Div"   runat="server"     Width="265px" Height="120px"  ToolsWidth="265px">
       <Content><p>A Word</p> </Content>
</telerik:RadEditor>
        
[Continue with this until ...]

 <telerik:RadEditor  ID="RadEditor10" Skin="Default"  ContentAreaMode="Div"   runat="server"     Width="265px" Height="120px"  ToolsWidth="265px">
       <Content><p>A Word</p> </Content>
</telerik:RadEditor>
        
Now display this page and right click for the top editor's Context Sensitive popup menu. Now scroll down to the bottom menu and right click for that menu's context sensitive menu. My experience is that this will erroneously produce the popup at the top of the browser. This is the most extreme example of a general behaviour where the vertical placement of popups is typically off the mark when working with multiple editors and ContentAreaMode="Div". Get rid of the ContentAreaMode="Div" and the problem disappears. 

Currently when pasting an ordered list from MS Word, the RadEditor’s lists converter does not take into account the list’s items numbering. 

The following list
 
5.	Li1
6.	Li2

will be converted to

1.	Li1
2.	Li2

If an anchor is added in the content of a RadEditor, the control is switched in Preview mode and a postback is executed,  onclick="return false;" and target="blank" will be inserted in the anchor under IE. In case these attributes are already set, they will be renamed to re_onclick and re_target and the attributes mentioned above will be inserted again.

When the RadEditor's property "AddComment" is set to true and contentArea contains only text, the unselected content is removed in Internet Explorer 9.

An additional <br /> element is inserted in the editor when the following steps are executed:

1. Make sure ConvertToXhtml filter is turned on.
2. Switch the editor in HTML mode
3. Set the HTML bellow:
<div class="line1">first line of text</div>
<div class="line2">lastlineoftext</div>

4. Switch back to Design mode.
5. View the HTML using Module Manager - Real Time HTML Viewer
Expected HTML:
<div class="line1">first line of text</div>
<div class="line2">lastlineoftext</div>

 Actual HTML:
<div class="line1">first line of text</div>
<div class="line2">lastlineoftext</div><br>

 

Currently the <br> element cannot be removed from the HTML code of the content. This element exists by design and it is inserted in the editable iframe by the browser. The <br> element is used as a non-breaking line, which means that the following row can be selected and characters can be typed in it. If such element does not exist, the users will be unable to select the first row of the content area and start typing. 

The ConvertToXhtml filter actually removes this element when switched to HTML mode and retrieves it back as a last child of the <body> element, due to the above mentioned reasons. 

If you have issues with the retrieved content via the get_html() method, note that stripped content is returned when the method is used with an argument value "true".

editor.get_html(true) - returns the HTML content, stripped by the set filters.

editor.get_html(false) or editor.get_html() - returns the raw HTML content as it is currently. The same as the editor.get_contentArea().innerHTML property. 
 
 WORKAROUND:
Disable ConvertToXhtml filter in codebehind:
RadEditor1.DisableFilter(EditorFilters.ConvertToXhtml);

When a document is deleted from the DocumentManager, its selection remains and it could be inserted into the Editor.

video: http://screencast.com/t/LXU1pVkLd