Peter,   In the second image dialog, media dialog, flash dialog and file gallery dialog, there is a delete button which allows you delete the files uploaded.   http://phphtmledit.com/EnableAll.php   You can check this example.   However the delete funtion is disabled in the online demo.  

Like I wrote before, bypassing the Silverlight plugin (and thus using Flash instead) results in a JavaScript error in Internet Explorer: ''Microsoft JScript runtime error: Unable to get value of the property 'length': object is null or undefined''.

Hi Mariachirs, Flash do not support SSL, I suggest you disable the flash upload mode by the code below.  uploader1.SetAdvancedOption(UploaderAdvancedOption.NoFlash, ''true''); Regards, Ken

Which security policy file are you using?   By default, Cute Editor uses the default.config file.

hi OG1, I just upgrade safari to 5.02(7533.185), and all works fine on the demo. I tested with silverlight 4.0 and flash 10. Maybe you can try update the plugins and test on http://ajaxuploader.com/demo/fulltest.aspx Regards, ken

Hello Adam,   Here is a flash video of how to reproduce the error...   /forum_uploads2/CuteEditor_ErrorVideo.swf     (could not add as a movie it's over 1MB)   Let me know what you find out.     Thanks, Lee

I downloaded the latest version (9/12) and now setting UploadType=''iFrame'' forces iFrame all the time - it is not using Flash or Silverlight anymore.Thanks,Alex 

Yes, the control is updated.

I am working in a very controlled environment. Is there any way I can have multiselect work in a browser without Silverlight or Flash plug-in.

Shaveta,   Are you using the standard dialog for this situation?