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By Tom Galczynski - 4 Years Ago
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Hello support team. I am using the latest version of the NRichTextView (also happens in previous version) and encountering a problem when I construct tables in the control, SaveToStream in RTF format, then LoadFromStream. The structure of the table seems to change each save/load cycle. Here is what the first time I construct the tables (programmatically) looks like:
After I savetostream the next time I loadfromstream it looks like this
Notice the cells are larger and the cell contents apparently have margins around them. If I then savetostream again (such as adding a blank line after a table or inserting some text after a table) it looks even more strange:
I have attached a txt file with the RTF strings that resulted from the savetostream each time. Is there a reason why each string is different? Is there some setting I need to set on the table to prevent NRichTextView from changing the table structure?
Please let me know if you need additional information. Thanks very much!
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By Nevron Support - 4 Years Ago
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Hi Tom,
Thank you for reporting this problem. It turns out the editor was incorrectly serializing the cell padding in RTF. We have uploaded a SP which must be fixing this problem. We hope this helps - let us know if you experience any issues...
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By Tom Galczynski - 4 Years Ago
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Forgive my ignorance but I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "uploaded a SP". Do you have a link to an updated control I can download?
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By Nevron Support - 4 Years Ago
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Hi Tom,
We meant "uploaded a service pack" - sorry for the confusion  . The standard windows installation on our web site is updated:
https://www.nevron.com/download-downloads.aspx?expandedCategory=Open%20Vision
so you simply need to download and reinstall. Let us know if you meet any problems.
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By Tom Galczynski - 4 Years Ago
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Gotcha. I figured that's what you meant but wasn't sure if there was a different download location for service packs. Now I know! ;-)
Downloaded, installed and it works fine. Thanks very much!
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