Certain documents pasted from Word result in very slow performance of the editor. By very slow I mean maxing out the CPU on the client for 10-25 seconds.  XHTMLOutput is set to false (by default and then I tried explicitly setting it).  The degradation in performance seems to occur when the focus is lost on the "Normal" view; either by switching to HTML or submitting the page or following a static link on the page.  However, switching from the "HTML" view to the "Normal" view has just fine performance.

 

I can not recreate this on http://cutesoft.net/asp/EnableAll.asp.  However, I can recreate it with the latest 5.2 package (downloaded it from the server again today).  I used the default.asp page.

 

This performance is definitely a show stopper for me.  However, I hope that there is resolution in that I don't have any problems on the Cutesoft.net server.

 

Any ideas would be appreciated.  Anyone know of a good javascript profiler that could help me isolate which method is hogging the CPU?

tmeservy,

 

The demo enable.asp is running version 5.2 and it's setting is as followings:

 

    <%
       dim content
       content = "Type here" 
       Dim editor
       Set editor = New CuteEditor
       
       editor.ID = "Editor1"
       editor.Text = content
       'editor.FilesPath = "/ASP/CuteEditor_Files"
       editor.UseHTMLEntities = false
       editor.EditorBodyStyle = "font:normal 12px arial;"
       editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = "asp.css"
       editor.Draw()
                        
       ' Request.Form(ID) access from other page
      %> 

 

Please try this setting and keep me posted.

 

This was it.  I had run a profiler and noticed that the symbolsToEntities function was hogging the CPU. Adding the following line (which is not in the default.asp demo page) apparently must circumvent the call to that function:

 

editor.UseHTMLEntities = false

 

 

When I added this line to my environment everything runs a lot smoother. Thanks.

 Nevermind....  Didn't see whole thread so I thought it wasn't solved.