Hi

 

I am having trouble getting the Css drop down functioning.  I have put a path in for the .css file below and I was presuming the asp would run through the class names i this file? I also saw some other info in regards to common.config file that could be edited but that sounds more like the .net version.

 

Any help appreciated.

 

 

Dim editor
    Set editor = New CuteEditor
    
    editor.ID = "ArticleName"
    editor.Text = rsArticleToEdit("ArticleName")
    editor.FilesPath = "/CuteEditor_Files"
    editor.ImageGalleryPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Images"
    editor.maxImageSize = 300
    editor.DocumentPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Documents"
    editor.maxDocumentSize = 2500
    editor.MediaPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Media"
    editor.maxMediaSize = 700
    editor.FlashPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Flash"
    editor.maxImageSize = 300
    editor.AutoConfigure = "None"
    editor.ThemeType="Office2003"
    editor.EditorBodyStyle = "font:normal 12px arial;"
    'editor.AutoConfigure = "EnableAll"
    'editor.Template= "Bold,Italic,Underline"
    editor.Width = 740
    editor.Height = 50
    editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = "/newsadmin/generic.css"
    editor.Draw()

>> have put a path in for the .css file below and I was presuming the asp would run through the class names i this file?

This feature is not supported in asp version yet. We will finish it in the next major release.

http://cutesoft.net/asp/developer-guide/Class_dropdown_Customization.htm

 

CSS Class dropdown Customization

The CSS Class dropdown of CuteEditor displays a predefined set of CSS Classes. You can easily add your own CSS Classes using the following methods.
 

1: Edit Dropdown Configuration file (Common.config). The dropdown configuration file (Common.config) can be found in the CuteEditor_Files/Configuration/Shared folder. In dropdown configuration file you can find the CssClass element which contains the configuration information for the CSS Class dropdown within Cute Editor.   You can modify the CssClass element to create your own CSS Classes list. Example: <CssClass>             <item text="[[NotSet]]" value="null"></item>         <item text="Red Text" value="RedColor"></item>       <item text="Highlight" value="Highlight"></item>       <item text="Bold Green Text" value="BoldGreen"></item> </CssClass>   Now the CSS Class dropdown contains "RedColor", "Highlight" and "BoldGreen".

3: Programmatically populate the CSS Class dropdown Example: <%        Dim editor        Set editor = New CuteEditor        editor.ID = "Editor1"                'Programmatically populate the CSS Class dropdown.         editor.CssClassStyleDropDownMenuNames = "RedColor,Highlight,Bold Green Text"        editor.CssClassStyleDropDownMenuList = "RedColor,Highlight,BoldGreen"        editor.Text = "Hello World"        editor.Draw() %>

Thanks for the help.

 

The first method I was unable to do as i do not have a folder CuteEditor_Files/Configuration/ or a file in the directories called common.config  As a licence holder am i able to get the latest version?

 

 

The second option when putting in the code as below i get the following error.

 

 Error Message: Object doesn't support this property or method: 'CssClassStyleDropDownMenuNames'

 

 

 

 <%

Dim editor
    Set editor = New CuteEditor
    
    editor.ID = "ArticleName"
    editor.Text = rsArticleToEdit("ArticleName")
    editor.FilesPath = "/CuteEditor_Files"
    editor.ImageGalleryPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Images"
    editor.maxImageSize = 300
    editor.DocumentPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Documents"
    editor.maxDocumentSize = 2500
    editor.MediaPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Media"
    editor.maxMediaSize = 700
    editor.FlashPath = "/newsadmin/Uploads/Flash"
    editor.maxImageSize = 300
    editor.AutoConfigure = "None"
    editor.ThemeType="Office2003"
    editor.EditorBodyStyle = "font:normal 12px arial;"
     'Programmatically populate the CSS Class dropdown. 
          editor.CssClassStyleDropDownMenuNames = "RedColor,Highlight,Bold Green Text"
          editor.CssClassStyleDropDownMenuList = "RedColor,Highlight,BoldGreen"

    'editor.AutoConfigure = "EnableAll"
    'editor.Template= "Bold,Italic,Underline"
    editor.Width = 740
    editor.Height = 50
    editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = "/newsadmin/generic.css"
    editor.Draw()

%>

urbanmike,

 

Which version are you using?

 

 

Hi

 

I am not sure how to tell the version our company purchased the software but not sure they would have the version on record.

 

Regards

urbanmike,

I did a search for ShowVersion and could not find.

 

Do you know how i upgrade to a later version?

 

Cheers

 

Mike

Mike,

 

Please check this link:

 

 

 

Thanks again for the information.

 

One more thing if i am going to upgrade i may look at moving to the .net version

 

Is there any benefits of the .net version over classic asp that would make it a worthwhile migration.?

 

Regards