I bind the TelerikEditor Value to a property that is reloaded with different unrelated content. The editor keeps the Undo/Redo stack so for the "second" content I can Undo back to the "first" content. I'd like to be able to clear the Undo stack.
Hi Greg,
Please open a separate thread or ticket about this - I am not aware of such an issue and it is best if it gets its dedicated place and not interfere with the core of the current thread.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
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Hello Marin.
It appears that there is a bug in the Editor, as when I attempt to do what you suggested (reload the business object and hence the bound property value) the Editor does not reflect the reloaded property value - it still shows the most recent edits.
I think there is a problem in the control not updating its internal Value property when the bound parameter is changed.
In order to force the control to refresh I have to remove it from the DOM and then add it back.
Hello Greg,
This feature request is to control the list of operations available in the undo-redo button commands (which you can clear off by hiding the editor, re-rendering, and showing it again, as that will make a fresh instance).
If you want to undo all the changes, you should change the Value to the original your app can still have (either a stored copy in-memory in the app, or from the database). Nevertheless, even for that, there is some value in being able to clear the list without re-initializing the component, and if you feel that way, Vote for this too. Resetting the content programmatically, however, is not a feature from the editor, but from the app.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
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