Jared,

 
Check this article:

http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/Automatic-Image-Re-Size.htm

Cute Editor has taken steps to improve image insertion functions. A new and innovative capability is Automatic Image Resizing. If uploaded images are too large to display for your applications (for example the width of image is bigger than MaxImageWidth) , automatic resizing makes them fit and keep the original ratio automatically.

 

Turn Automatic Image Resizing On or Off

 

  

 

Automatic Image Resizing is turned on by default. But you can turn it on and off by using the following methods:

 

 

The security policy file (default.config, admin.config and guest.config) can be found in the /CuteEditor/Configuration/Security folder. In security policy file you can find the AutoResizeUploadedImages element. By default, it contains the following value:

<security name="AutoResizeUploadedImages">true</security>
  

You can modify the AutoResizeUploadedImages element to meet your own requirements.

For example:

<security name="AutoResizeUploadedImages">true</security>

 

 

C# Example:

Editor1.Setting["security:AutoResizeUploadedImages"]= "true";

VB Example:

Editor1.Setting("security:AutoResizeUploadedImages")= "true"

 

  

Thanks!

 

J

I don't see the text AutoResize is on text in the image browser window on my installation though it is set?

Ah, when I set <security name="RestrictUploadedImageDimension">true</security> I can see the settings in the window. It was set to false.

Mariette,

There are two settings:

RestrictUploadedImageDimension - Specify where or not set dimension restrictions when uploading the images.

AutoResizeUploadedImages - Specify where or not automatic resize images makes them fit and keep the original ratio automatically.

If you want to turn on the Automatic Image Resizing feature, you should set the <security name="AutoResizeUploadedImages">true</security>.

 

I need to remove all restrictions connected to images uploading. I set the param RestrictUploadedImageDimension and AutoResizeUploadedImages to false but I see the restriction "Image dimention .... exceeding limits" during uploading a picture anyway. 

Deminora,

 

There are three security policy files, default.config, admin.config and guest.config.

 

By defautl, CuteEditor will use default.config.

 

Can you check and make sure you modify the correct security policy file?

 

 

 

Yes, I tried to modify every of these 3 files and tried to set up these settings dynamically in code:

 

It's very strange.

 

Is that possible for you to create an online demo and set up FTP access for us?