I can confirm that this is an issue occurring for us on the ASP.Net version in Firefox 3.

On top of the above, you failed to address this, ''. . . 'insertlink' does not return a reference to the link created, so does not allow you to control it fully.''

Where in the lacking documentation does it show this ability? Here http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/index.html ? Or http://cutesoft.net/doc/index.html ? Or http://cutesoft.net/example/JavaScript-API.aspx ? Perhaps it is in the obfuscated code that documentation, right?

Currently 'insertlink' does not provide you with the ability to pass it text to use as the link text. It will simply default to the actual link href. Additionally, 'insertlink' does not return a reference to the link created, so does not allow you to control it fully.

I still presented alternatives that don't require Flash and there is one that works with Flash 10. You might want to go do some more research. Cutesoft is proving themselves not that capable when one of them says right there, ''This library is fully compatible with Flash Player 10, which requires that the clipboard copy operation be initiated by a ...

Summary: When changing a text's paragraph heading the changed format does not stay changed after pressing enter (using Firefox). Duplicate:1. Write a sentence, highlight it, and change the paragraph drop down to ''Heading 6''2. Click beside the sentence to insure that it is still not highlighted and click enter. Notice that the format is changed ...

Any update?

I am not talking about accessing the clipboard. I am talking about accessing the selection object, which you have 100% access too. Here is some pseudo-code for you Bind key event -Check if ctrl+c   -If so copy from selection/range object and overwrite in temp location-Check if ctrl+v   -If so paste into current ...

I suppose this becomes a question of why would someone use ctrl+c and ctrl+v anyways through buttons, but wouldn't the optimal solution instead be to copy the selection, store it, check for the key combo of ctrl+v or if they hit the paste button, and remove it from your data store if you detect they ctrl+c/ctrl+x something else? Personally, I ...

In FF3, when multiple paragraphs are selected and the text is changed (color, font, size, highlighted), the paragraphs are dropped down a line and a new <p> is inserted before the paragraphs. Duplication Steps: 1. Go to http://cutesoft.net/example/oncarriagereturn.aspx and use <p> as the line break 2. In normal view, type ...