Hi chetangunjikar,   I just tested this on my example site, the background color works fine with the create template function. Can you post your your page url or send it to Kenneth@CuteSoft.net? Then I can check it for you directly.   Regards,   Ken 

Hi demmett, I suggest you upgrade to the latest version. It has been fixed in the latest version and free for upgrade from 6.1. Online demo http://cutesoft.net/asp/EnableAll.asp Latest version download: http://cutesoft.net/downloads/folders/57121/download.aspx Regards, Ken

Hi rgettel, For now, DotNetGallery does not support store image in a separate server.  We will improve this function in future versions.Sorry for your inconvenience. Regards, ken   

Scott,   Please follow the steps below:   1. Copy the files under CuteEditor to the target directory.   2. Map the directory in IIS as a virtual directory only (not application).   3. Add the following entry into your web.config.   <add key=''CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath'' value=''~/editor'' />

You miss the following example:   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 ...

YodaItIs,   1. Download the latest build   2. Copy the files under CuteEditor to the target directory.   3. Map the directory in IIS as a virtual directory only (not application).   4. Add the following entry into your web.config.   <add key=''CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath'' value=''~/editor'' />

This issue has been resolved in the version 3.0.   Please download it from:   http://cutesoft.net/Downloads/default.aspx   Deployment guide is here:   http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+Chat/Deployment/standalone/Deployment.htm   Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

In the version 4.5.0.1,   The netspell toolbar type has been removed.If you are using a custom toolbar configuration file, make sure you chaneg the following line: <item type=''netspell''/> to: <item type=''image'' name=''netspell'' imagename=''spell''/>    

Dear customer,   I think you can set CuteEditor's image path for every user, then user can upload image to his/her  own folder and insert in to CuteEditor.   Please refer to http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/index.htm#page=Specifying-images-path.htm    Regards, Jeff 

I'm sorry... of course that validation trick can be done server-side as well. It's working just fine now with an (hidden) extra TextBox that gets its value in the server-side OnFileUploaded event, and a RequiredFieldValidator on that TextBox. Thank you for your help!