Praveen,
1. What actually happens from the users point of view if they chose not to clean the code?
When you pasting the content from Word into the editor, the non-required code that usually comes with pasting from Word.
2. Will there be any problem with the outer page layout in my application if I chose to clean the code?
See above.
3. If the user is not familiar with cleaning code etc.. does that dialog box means anything to him?
See above.
4. Is there any way to configure to clean or not to clean the code without promting the users?
5. In my application, I don't even get that dialog box to clean the code, am I missing something?
Editor.EditorOnPaste Property
Specifies the manner in which the editor handles pasted text.
PasteBehavior Enumeration
Enumerates the manners in which the editor handles pasted text.
Members:
Member Name | Description |
|---|
| Default | When you paste text into the editor it is not processed. |
| Disabled | Paste function is disabed. |
| PasteWord | When you pasting the content from Word into the editor, the non-required code that usually comes with pasting from Word are automatically cleaned up. |
| PasteText | When you paste text into the editor, all HTML formatting is stripped. This option is ideal for content management systems where you want absolute control over the formatting |
| ConfirmWord | When you pasting the content from Word into the editor, will prompt users with a popup prompt to clean the non-required code. |
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