Hi Viktor,

Please find the attached sample. I was able to replicate the issue by running the code in Visual Studio in IE 8 and Windows XP environment. I was using the default styleset. Steps to replicate:

1. Select a node in the tree to view details.

2. Select another node in the tree. Attempt to edit the company name. The cursor in the WebTextEditor behaves incorrectly.

I would appreciate your assistance with this issue. Let me know if you need any further details from my side.

Thanks!

Hi csggroup,

The steps to reproduce look good. However, it is hard to figure out how to use them if there is no sample.

Please, write a simple as possible sample (aspx file is enough), zip it and attach within Options.

Hi Jason,

We have been able to replicate this consistently in IE 8 after the application moved into exe testing.

Environment - IE 8 and XP (IE 9- cannot replicate this error even after setting to IE 8 standards using developer tools)

Dot Net Framework - 3.5

These are steps that allows to consistently reproduce this issue in the application:

1. Select a node in the treeview to view details of the node in WebTextEditors, WebDatePicker etc controls placed in a WebTab control.

2. Select another node in the treeview to view details. The text editors and date picker controls appear with the cursor at the first character. The text cannot be selected and any text entered appears in reverse.

Switch to another tab or select another item from a dropdown list and the editors appear to be fine.

I would appreciate your assistance in this regard. Let me know if you need any further details.

Thanks!

Were you able to resolve this issue with the text reversing?  Can we be of any other assistance?

Hi,

The implementation of WebTextEditor is exactly the same in all versions, so, they should work same way. I also can not recall any similar report. Maybe it is related to custom logic in your application.
Can you provide more information about right-to-left state? Like browser, example of exact keyboard press-actions, etc.
It would be great if you create a test aspx, which can be used to reproduce that. You may zip it and attach within options, or if codes are short, then paste those codes within description.
Note: if codes come from Visual Studio editor, then it is better to remove formatting by pasting codes into notepad or similar editor and copy them again from there.