I can't get Cute Editor for ASP version 4.2 to work with shared ssl which my hosting company provides.  Here is what I have tried:

 

          editor.ID = "Editor1"
          editor.Text = content
          editor.FilesPath = "../CuteEditor_Files"
          editor.ImageGalleryPath = "../allintimer/uploads"
          editor.MaxImageSize = 1048576
    editor.MaxDocumentSize = 1048576
    editor.MaxFlashSize = 1048576
    editor.MaxMediaSize = 1048576
    editor.DisableItemList = "CssStyle, Images, Links, Codes, CssClass"
          editor.AutoConfigure = "EnableAll"
    editor.BaseHref = "http://allintimer.com/"
          editor.Draw()

The image will upload, but will show wrong path when inserted into window.  The full path to image folder is https://secure.domainmame.com/allintimer/uploads/

 

The actual domain is allintimer.com.  How can I do this without breaking SSL?  I tried a virtual directory which worked, but broke SSL.

Please downlod the control again and copy the new WinIE.js to your server.

 

Keep me posted.

 

 

 

There is a bug with that copy.

 

We just updated the file again.

 

Please download it again.

 

 

Do I just download again with the email from Karen?  Where do I find updates?

I downloaded again and it works great.  Is the only way to reach the uploads folder with a virtual directory when using shared SSL?  Here is what I used and it worked:

<%
          dim content
          content =  (rsUpdate.Fields.Item("pages_content").Value)
    Dim editor
          Set editor = New CuteEditor

          editor.ID = "Editor1"
          editor.Text = content
          editor.FilesPath = "../CuteEditor_Files"
          editor.ImageGalleryPath = "/allintimer_uploads"
    editor.FlashPath = "/allintimer_uploads"
    editor.DocumentPath = "/allintimer_uploads"
    editor.MediaPath = "/allintimer_uploads"
          editor.MaxImageSize = 1048576
    editor.MaxDocumentSize = 1048576
    editor.MaxFlashSize = 1048576
    editor.MaxMediaSize = 1048576
    editor.DisableItemList = "CssStyle, Images, Links, Codes, CssClass, InsertForm, InsertTextBox, InsertInputText, InsertInputPassword, InsertInputhidden, InsertListBox, InsertDropDown, InsertRadioBox, InsertCheckBox, InsertInputImage, InsertInputSubmit, InsertInputReset, InsertInputButton"
          editor.AutoConfigure = "default"
    editor.BaseHref = "http://allintimer.com/"
    editor.EditorBodyStyle = "table { font:normal 11px arial; }"
    editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = "CuteEditor.css"
      'editor.breakelement = "p"
            'editor.Width = 740
            'editor.Height = 200
          editor.Draw()
 %>

The virtual directory under secure.garrantconsulting.com called allintimer_uploads and I also had to have the site directory for images folder named allintimer_uploads.  That way the images have a path of http://allintimer.com/allintimer_uploads/image.jpg and the site uses Shared SSL for admin area of https://secure.garrantconsulting.com/allintimer/.

Is this the best way?

I am having a similar problem:

 

I have a shared secure area called:

secure.chunkyweb.net

 

I then create a sub directory from this for each site requiring a secure area:

 

secure.chunkyweb.net/site1

secure.chunkyweb.net/site2

etc...

 

The problem I have is not the uploading of the file to a folder, the problem is the displaying of it in this editor box, it seems to chop the /site1 off the path. Am I doing something wrong?

This is the code i'm using:

 

dim content
content =""& bodycontent &""
Dim editor
Set editor = New CuteEditor
editor.ID = "Editor1"
editor.Text = content
editor.ImageGalleryPath = "../uploads"
editor.FilesPath = "CuteEditor_Files"
editor.RemoveServerNamesFromUrl = false
editor.UseRelativeLinks= false
editor.AutoConfigure = "YS"
editor.Width = 580
editor.Draw()

 

Any idea how I can get around this?

Many thanks

>>problem is the displaying of it in this editor box, it seems to chop the /site1 off the path.

Please check this article:

http://cutesoft.net/asp/developer-guide/Working-with-Links.htm

 

>>editor.ImageGalleryPath = "../uploads"

It's better to use the following format:

 

editor.ImageGalleryPath = "/uploads"