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No i can't, because there is no snippet there to demonstrate; the problem doesn't occur on save/postback, it occurs when i insert a snippet via the codes toolbar!   so, if u insert an snippet called IsThisBuggy with Text ''<div><!--banner starts--><em>Hello World</em><!--banner ends--></div>'' right ...

Workaround found: i have to put a non-empty element before my first comment and the remaining content survives! - comments before the letter B in Bannerdummy of course are stripped :-)!! the second div in <div style=''display: none''>Bannerdummy</div> <div><!--banner starts--><em>Hello ...

Hi folks, i'm using CE6 (latest build) for a CMS; one of my problems is, if i want my customers to place dynamic content, they use this syntax (e.g. for a banner): because it is boring to type such stuff my customers use code snippets, loaded by the codes-list in the toolbar; this is all very nice, but now the problem: snippet ...

Hi there!Any news ?this problem is VERY annoyingthx, mycroftg

Hi there!My customers are using transparent PNGs for their article images.Now there r 2 problems and 1 question:problem 1)when a customer tries to get a thumbnail for an image via the autothumbnail-feature, it is corrupted (transparent parts get black)problem 2)is the same, but affects all, dynamic thumbnails of transparent pngs are also destroyed ...

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sorry, but a variation of the problem seems to be there again;1) open the example Relative-or-Absolute-URLs.aspx 2) now insert a link to some file, downloads/test.jpg for example; 3) post -> the link points to /downloads/test.jpg4) switch to htmlview, switch back to normal view;5) post again -> the link points to ...

sorry, wrong dll; mine was 4.0.0.7 or sth. like that, didn't notice upgrade to 4.5;problem seems to have disappeared; thank you!

ok, the insert-anchor-dialog is nice, but the following behaviour is a problem; cuteeditor used on admin.aspx to change content; a) insert anchor #top b) save c) change sth, switch between normal/html view; -> explorer changes link to http://myweb/admin.aspx#top d) save, which then cuts the link to admin.aspx#top; this is nice, but ...