Is there a way to disable the execution of JavaScript within the editor itself? I'm using it for a CMS & lots of pages have javascript menus which, when you try to click the text in those menus to edit it, it actually loads the linked page (thus executing the javascript). Any ideas? Thanks!

This issue has been open for quite a while and CuteSoft commented a week ago that this was being looked into.  What is the status?

Hi Ken,   I used your example and added an alert at the start of the error event funtion, like that: <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="test.aspx.cs" Inherits="DD.UI.test" %> <%@ Register Namespace="CuteWebUI" Assembly="CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader" ...

  This is the error which is giving to me:   This is the code related to CuteEditor we are using:-(Please Check the code)   .aspx   <%@ Register TagPrefix=''ce'' Namespace=''CuteEditor'' Assembly=''CuteEditor'' %><%@ Page validateRequest=''false'' language=''c#'' Codebehind=''SendEmail.aspx.cs'' ...

Hi, Please provide update on this. Its a kind of urgent in making decision. We also need to use javascript API's but as mentioned above same not working on mobile devices. 

Hi, Javascript replaced with:   <script type="text/javascript">     function CuteEditor_OnInitialized(editor) {         alert("current height: " + editor.clientHeight);         editor.SetHeight(200);         alert("set height: " ...

We had  problems with toolbars not displaying in IE11 when using v6.6 of CE. Downloaded v6.7 today (build 2013-10-22). Toolbars are now displayed, but we get error "JavaScript runtime error: 'HTMLElement' is undefined" instead, and the editor shows a hand cursor with a "no-entry"-like sign. When clicking on buttons ...

More info: Tested on latest FireFox and IE8 - same result. Debugged the submitbutton_click function using FireBug... here's something interesting - and again, remember, this is only when the page is served from the production server:  function submitbutton_click() {     var submitbutton = ...

<%@ Register TagPrefix=''CE'' Namespace=''CuteEditor'' Assembly=''CuteEditor'' %>      <%@ Page Title='''' Language=''c#'' AutoEventWireup=''false'' MasterPageFile=''~/MasterPages/Admin.Master'' CodeBehind=''admin_edit_content.aspx.vb'' Inherits=''mil ...

Hi   Have created a swf video.     On this machine because Visual studio is not installed you do not get the window saying about the javascript error, but if you notice just after pressing cancel it flashes up in the bottom left that there is a javascript error. Also note it has inserted a - at the start of the page and ...