I had the same problem and can confirm that the option above works. Both on my local laptop (with Apache) and on the webserver at the hosting company I got the message access is forbidden. In the script I use to make the editor I start a session with PHP. I have added this session name to the two files above and it works.
Some extra instructions, to find everything quickly:
/CuteEditor_Files/include_CuteEditor.php
- <?php
- error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);
- session_name("YOUR SESSION NAME");
- session_start();
- class CuteEditor {
- ...
These are the first 5 lines of the script. I have added line 3 where I replaced "YOUR SESSION NAME" of course by the session name I used for my own sessions.
/CuteEditor_Files/Dialogs/Include_Security.php
- <?php
- session_name("YOUR SESSION NAME");
- session_start();
- error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);
- ...
And here I have added line 2.
This fixed my problem, hope it's useful info.