Hi Fermin,

 

I think the answer to your question is to use the following code in your BLOCKED SCRIPT

 

 var url=showModalDialog("../CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Dialogs/InsertImage.aspx?settinghash=&<%=Editor1.Setting.GetHashString()%>", "Image Manager","dialogWidth:670px;dialogHeight:650px");

 

You can instantiate a protected CuteEditor.Editor instance in your page_load event to allow the embedded ASP code to be resolved. However, this still doesn't completely solve the problem, as when you run your javascript function, it gives a "Setting not found" ASP.NET error when trying to open the dialog.

 

Anyone know the cause of that?

 

Paul