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I tried both <br />
Server.HtmlDecode(txtEmail<wbr />Body.Text)<wbr />;<br />
and <br />
HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(txt<wbr />EmailBody.<wbr />Text);<br />
<br />
but the image is not decoded yet
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I tried both
Server.HtmlDecode(txtEmailBody.Text);
and
HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(txtEmailBody.Text);

but the image is not decoded yet

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If you want to produce an image tag with an incorrectly encoded url.<br />
&nbsp;you have to write the html code yourself.
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If you want to produce an image tag with an incorrectly encoded url.
 you have to write the html code yourself.

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Sorry, the actual thing is , the image is decoded but the image preview in Htmleditorextender is gone. How to set the image preview again in htmleditorextender
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Sorry, the actual thing is , the image is decoded but the image preview in Htmleditorextender is gone. How to set the image preview again in htmleditorextender

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Hi ,<br />
I have an HTMLEditorExtender control in my page. But during postbacks, whatever the formatting and image, it encodes as HTML. <br />
But I succeed half &nbsp;in giving the following in prerender event<br />
txtEmailBody.Text = HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(txt<wbr />EmailBody.<wbr />Text);<br />
But the image I uploaded as a preview, did not get decoded.<br />
<br />
Any Help?
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Hi ,
I have an HTMLEditorExtender control in my page. But during postbacks, whatever the formatting and image, it encodes as HTML. 
But I succeed half  in giving the following in prerender event
txtEmailBody.Text = HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(txtEmailBody.Text);
But the image I uploaded as a preview, did not get decoded.

Any Help?

HTMLeditorextender encoding html during postback

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