Jeff,   In CS2007 integration:   user.IsAdministrator uses the Toolbar Configuration File: CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Configuration/AutoConfigure/CSAdministrator.config. user.IsBlogAdministrator uses the Toolbar Configuration File ...

Similar to  http://cutesoft.net/forums/3450/ShowPost.aspx   1. I have already confirmed my webconfig (CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Web.config ) <httpHandlers>    <add path="*.jpeg" verb="GET" type="CuteEditor.Impl.EditorImageFileHandler,CuteEditor" ...

This file exists in the directory it is looking at... SecurityPolicyFile : /CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Configuration/Security/default.config not foundDescription: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. ...

No Access is denied any more!   The previous version we use the Embedding resources to deploy the files. At run-time, when the first hit comes to the page, CuteEditor control will check for the needed files,images, and as it won't be there, it will create the folder and extract files from assembly.   In order to save files on ...

rabagaz,   Thanks for the nice comments about CuteEditor.   Please check the following demo. The source code of this demo can be found in the download package.   How to use CuteEditor as an image selector?( Demo1 |  Demo2 ) ...

afroblanco, Thanks for the nice inputs.   1) Could you please find a way to release CuteEditor with no code in the .aspx files?  CuteEditor has significantly added to the compile time of my app.  If all the code was neatly contained in the .DLL, this wouldn't be the case.    I will talk this to our developers. The ...

If you are installing CuteSoft in GAC, you have to modify the /Cutesoft_Client/CuteEditor/web.config to: <configuration>  <system.web>   <authorization>    <allow users=''*'' />   </authorization>   <httpHandlers>    <add path=''*.jpeg'' ...

houChron,   Even CuteEditor for .NET is more powerful than CuteEditor for ASP, you'd better go wtih CuteEditor for ASP if you wan to use it on an classic ASP solution.   For ASP.NET solution, you should choose CuteEditor for .NET.   Hope it helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.    

Thanks, but that doesn't appear to help our situation here. We are overriding the System.Web.UI.Control for each control we use in our application. We are adding each of these to a controls collection then rendering them to an HTMLwriter at runtime.  control.cs      // allow the derived class to create controls ...

>>but having to recompile it every time I recompile my code base is   Not sure what you mean.   Can you explain it in more details?