Has this fallen off the table? I am still trying to make sure I know where to put the url for item 3 above. I have gotten everything working except the editor app url vs the production web site url... so when I grab an image and put it in content, the placed url is referring to production web site domain and not the editor domain. (I cannot let my ...

Use the files in the 2.0 folder, I had the same question and tried that and it works... NOTE: I have found one /NET 4.0 issue calling spell check, and have posted that question in this forum too... Other than that things are looking pretty good. (Current build is an IE 9 requirement too, I have found)

When I click the Spell Check button on the editor toolbar, I get the following error:  A potentiall dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client (CurrentText=''my content here'') My web app is using .Net Framework 4.0, if I change it to 3.5 the spell check opens fine.  I have tried turning off request validation ...

Thanks Ken, Couple of things (this is almost working perfectly). in a local environment I figured out a way with Cassini to create virtual directories, so I thought I would post that here for anyone who may need this: Open a command prompt with ''run as Administrator'', navigate to your project directory and type mklink /D ATest c:\ATest ...

I am trying to do the following:1. [MyCuteSoftApp].com will be my editor website with the CuteSoft Editor configured and working. (Check, this is ready and working) 2. I need my media library to be a physical path outside that app directory on the server for storage reasons. Say [D:\Media\] with sub folders for grouping of images under that, ...