When including a Web Html Editor in a ASP.Net Wizard page (other than the initial page) the Wizard throws a JS Error "Object Expected" on toolbar item click and the text is uneditable. It seems that the WebHtmlEditor is unable to find itself due to the Wizard behavior, but the JS error being thrown does not help to debug. Is there a fix for this bug?
I tested the HtmlEditor in various versions inside the third page of the Wizard control and did not have any issues. If the issue is readily reproducible, I would recommend that you log an issue with our support team with the sample that reproduces the issue.
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After further troubleshooting this seems to be an issue with 2006-3 CLR2 and the update panel. Hope an upgrade will fix the problem.
If I recollect correctly, the release of 6.3 might have been slightly before the release of ASP.NET AJAX 1.0. I believe we introduced a special 6.3.20063.1059 build that was the first compatible build for use with the UpdatePanel. Since then we have released numerous hotfixes which address AJAX or UpdatePanel specific issues. This issue is most likely due to HtmlEditor not being properly initialized when it is not on the initial load of the page. If you upgrade to a later build or volume, the issue should be fixed. As a workaround, you can probably place a HtmlEditor on the main form with a style tag of display:none. This would ensure that the scripts exist for that control even though it is not initially visible.