Chris,
Please use the new example:
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How to create a custom button(client side) which displays a dialog?( C# | VB )
This example demonstrates how easy it can be to add your own client side buttons to the CuteEditor by creating a Cross Browser Modal Dialog Box.
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<button onclick="window.top.close();" ID="Button2">Close</button>
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