I am copying some sample content from Microsoft Word and pasting it into the HTML here: http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx

 

When I paste, I get asked if I want to clean up the Microsoft tags.  I say yes and I get the following result:

 

Which is very clean HTML without the Microsoft Word "mso" tags. So far, so good.

 

I am trying to achieve the same result in C# code

Unfortunately the result is not at all what was expected. The result contains: " ·         test".

 

So my question is: how can I properly clean up HTML in my C# code?

 

By the way, I am running CuteEditor version 6.6  Buid 2013-04-22.

Hi,

 

We will do more research on it and reply you soon.

 

Regards,
Terry

 

Any update?

Any update?

frJericho:

Any update?

 

We will finish it in next week. 

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Any update?

frJericho,

 

I am very sorry to delay your request so long.

 

As we researched this issue,

 

The problem is that the server side remove word logic is not same as client side.

 

Our plan is copying the javascript logic to C# , for both CuteEditor and RichTextEditor, 

 

Recently we fixed tons of CuteEditor6.6 bugs , and we will release a new update for CuteEditor6.6 soon.

 

Regards,
Terry 

frJericho:

Any update?

 

Please try version 6.7

 

http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx 

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The result is different when using version 6.7 but still doesn't produce the expected result.

 

Here's an example where I am using an HTML string containing Microsoft Office tags:

and here's the result after cleaning it up with CuteEditor 6.7 (notice the HTML tag is missing, the entire HEAD section is missing and even the BODY tag is missing):

 

To be clear, I am simply trying to clean my HTML with the following line of C# code:

var cleanHtml = EditorUtility.CleanUpMicrosoftWordHTML(originalHtml); 

 

I will email the full HTML I use for my testing to support@cutesoft.net

Hi frJericho,

 

I can reproduce this issue too, will report to the development team to check it again. Sorry for your inconvenience.

 

Regards,

 

Ken 

Any update?

Any update?

Any update?

 Any update?

 Kenneth,

 

Can you give me an update on this situation?

 

 Hi there

It is difficult for me to do that using a code.For me ,i usually process the word using a word processing tool.It supports to process or convert word to html.As for clean up HTML in c#.I have never tried to do that.

But you can try to add a word tool to help you.They offer detailed tutorial and code for new users.

Hope to help you.

Kenneth? Adam?

 

any update?