Hi,   I already have the temp directory setup, but still getting this, editor does not load.   H.     An unhandled exception occurred: Message: Request for the permission of type 'System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' ...

Hi Adam,   Yes I did, It did not worked without it.   The Image editor uploads and displays files all good, but the image gallery displays the existing images in db, but does not update them.   Any ideas?   H.

Hi,   I have just upgraded to v6.   Image Gallery stopped uploading files. I can see the already uploded files in the database but i cannot upload any new file using Image gallery. Image editor works all fine.   Any Ideas?   Here is the stack.   An unhandled exception occurred:Message: Failed to map the path ...

Hi Adam,   This error only happens in IE7, working fine in FireFox.   Any ideas?   H.

Hi Adam,   I managed to fix the problem by giving full control to Network Service account on CuteEditorTemp directory.   Thanks for your help.   H.

Hi Adam,   CuteEditorTemp directory exists on the server and asp.net user has read/write access.   Still getting same error.   My client is waiting for this to approve the website so that we can buy the license.   Please help.   H.

Hi Adam,   No it is not the same problem unfortunately.   Any other ideas?   Thanks.   H.

Hi Adam,   I deployed the same website on my local comp IIS and it works. My comp is running XP.   So what do i need to do to have same code run on IIS 6, windows server sr1?   Thanks.   H. 

Hi,   I have a global error handling in global.asax in my project.   Everytime I navigate away from the page that contains the editor, a HTTP GET request is made to the base url that is something like   GET /accumulatebeta/admin/null - 80 - 203.171.65.164 ...

Hi Adam,   I added the key to appSettings node, still getting below error on IIS, but working fine in VS.   An unhandled exception occurred: Message: CuteEditor needs read/write permission to the system temp folder. If your host doesn't allow such access, you can specify a different path by adding an entry to your Web.config file. ...