I am receiving this issue in every type of page in my .NET 2.0 application where I have added a CE object.  This was after an upgrade to CE .NET 6.2.  To perform the upgrade, I did the following:

 

1.  Removed all CuteEditor assemblies from /BIN.

2.  Deleted the ~/CuteSoft_Client/ folder from my app.

3.  Added the new 6.2 assemblies to my /BIN and added VS references.

4.  Copied new 6.2 CuteSoft_Client folder to the root of my app.

5.  Added this key entry to web.config:  <add key="CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath" value="~/CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor" />.

When I load a page with a CE text field, you can see the CE box, but there are no toolbars, it shows broken image links, you cannot type in the text area, and the above error is thrown every time you load the page.

 

I have added the .NET example from the 6.2 'cs' folder as a test to my website and it does the same thing.  See here:  http://www.highlandit.com/test/test.aspx

I am running MS AJAX in my app, but this error occurs even on pages with no AJAX controls.

 

Anyone have any ideas?

Will it work if you remove the following code?

 

<add key="CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath" value="~/CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor" />.

Same results after removing key from web.config:

 

http://www.highlandit.com/test/test.aspx

Please check your c:\WebSites\www.highlandit.com.v3\Global.asax file.

 

 

I'm not sure what you want me to check, but I went ahead and excluded the Cutesoft_Client dir from my login checks and it still is giving the same error.

 

if (Session["MySession"]==null)
        {
            if (Url.ToLower().IndexOf("login.aspx") > -1 | Url.ToLower().IndexOf("bio.aspx") > -1 | Url.ToLower().IndexOf("Cutesoft_Client") > -1)
            {
                return;
            }

The following article will help:

 

So, it did turn out that I was requesting Session State from all HTTP Handlers in my application and this was causing the CE Editor instantiation to fail.  Which must mean that CE does not implement IRequiresSessionState.  So, I moved my session handler to Application_PreRequestHandlerExecute and forced it to check for IRequireSessionState or IReadOnlySessionState.  That fixed it.  

 

 

void Application_AcquireRequestState(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
          CheckIfLoggedIn();