So i'm working on a Blazor wasm support site that will be published to an Azure Static Web page and there is no real easy way to save files somewhere and I don't want to make a backend.
Is it possible to expose the the file in the OnPaste funtion in the HtmlEditorPasteEventArgs?
That way maybe you can upload the file in the browser and convert it to a base64 directly?
Or is that impossible?
That would have solved a lot of issues when you don't have a backend where you can temporarily save the file.
This is probably doable but the RadzenHtmlEditor does not support it at the moment. We can probably add it as a built-in feature if the Upload url isn't configured.
That would be great, since the Azure Static Web does not have a "temp file" area to use for an upload url.
The current eidtor i'm using is TinyMCE and I'm having some huge performance issues with it and it uses a IFrame for the editor and i'm not really happy with it and the only thing that is kind of holding me back from using Radzen is the function to Paste a image so if it is possible to some how catch the pasted image in the OnPaste event so I can convert it to a Base64 in the client I think I'll switch over to Radzen for the whole project.
I have just started using Radzen and I really like it and I might even switch to it in some of my other project too.
I just implemented it - images will be pasted as data URI if the UploadUrl property of RadzenHtmlEditor is not set. This will go live with the next release of Radzen.Blazor (probably later this week).