Telerik RadEditor - ASP.NET - Rezensionen

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Durchschnittliche Rezension:   basierend auf 4 Rezensionen.

steve [USA] 27-Jan-2006Rezension: 

We've tried a number of asp.net editors but this one is the best! Their support is incredible. We are currently integrating this into one of our products. A+

jmahtani [USA] 24-Jan-2006Rezension: 

We've been looking for an editor like Telerik's Rad editor for a long time now. The rad editor has some great features that most other editors in the market do not. Some of the features that convinced us to go with the rad editor immediately include:
- capability to store and retrieve images stored in a database
- support for Safari
- XHTML 1.1 valid output (there are options to validate the output too). Output is standards based.
- ability to load template files (this is great for clients who want a starting point vs. building something from scratch in the editor)
- skinning capabilities
- ability to control the control configuration through external xml files. The look for each of our editors needed to be different and we were able to control each one individually through its own xml file.
- external CSS support.

And best of all, the Telerik team is superb! The support and response is just amazing. The product is highly recommended.

emaynard69 [USA] 01-Dec-2005Rezension: 

Very nice editor. Our staff of experienced MS Word users were able to immediately pickup on its easy to use design. Everyone is happy to add content to our DotNetNuke website as easily as using MS Word. The media galleries really simplify the process of adding content. Easy to install and configure for administrators as well. Accept no substitues.

resauers [USA] 29-Sep-2004Rezension: 

Excellent edit with plenty of options. Telerik makes some of the best ASP.Net controls and the R.A.D. Editor is no exception. With this control you can spend your time developing and not configuring a control. Support is unbelievable (not that you would need it).