It seems this one did the trick.  Thank you very much for the prompt response.

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I'm experiencing the same issues, both in my website as well as this page.  When I tried to reply to this post, I got the error message.  One thing I found in common betweein my end user (the one complaining about the issue) and my problem is that we both are using the same browser, IE 8.  The ''funny'' thing is, that the error ...

is there a way to call the codeCleaner('Word') function instead of calling the CleanCode in the Toolbar.    I tried using your regex function and it still saved a lot of word formatting junk.  Surely your codeCleaner function is more robust than the regex function you provided.   Here is my version of the regex function in ...

Is there a way to allow only <p> <br> and disallow <div> and <span> tags?

This one did it.  Thank you.   return code.replace(/<img[^\>]*\>/img, '''');

OK, so I changed it to:   return code.replace(/(<img[^\>]*\>)([\s\S]*)(\<\/\>)/i, ''$2'');  and still the same.  Would you happen to know what would be the right Regular Expression?   Thanks

Ok, so I added the following at the bottom of the page where I have my editor, I copy/paste some html with <img> tags in it.  When I save the Editor's content to my DB, I still see the <img> tags in it.  Any ideas?   <script type=''text/javascript''> function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor, code) { return ...

Is there a way to block / disable <img> tags.  If a user pastes information and within that content there are images, I want to be able to allow them to paste the text and delete the <img> tags.  Is this possible at all?

Thanks for the help.  Here is what I've done so I can have an ''About CuteSoft'' type button in the Toolbar.  The reason I want one is to make it faster for me to determine if the version online is the latest version available, without having to go the webserver and ''hover'' over the dll file.   I created an About.aspx page in ...