Documentation says:   ''By default Cute Editor will encode the value in the Hidden field automatically. You can turn it off by setting this property to ''false''. If this property is set to false, ValidateRequest=''false'' in the page directive is required. ''   Where is the ''hidden field'' and how to access it from client-side ...

There is a bug which caused the problem.   Try set  editor.DisableAutoFormatting property to false. We will fix this bug in the next build.    

WONDERFUL ... EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR !!!   I HAVE ALREADY IMPLEMENTED CRUDE JAVASCRIPT TO FIND THE DIV AND ITS PROPERTIES, BUT THIS SEEMS A BETTER APPROACH .. I WILL TRY >>>   THANKSPAUL

We are investigating this issue and will post an update as soon as possible.    

The property window that shows up when you right click on the control like a text box

Here is the sample page: http://204.12.43.26/use-CuteEditor-as-document-selector.aspx   Please advice. We are using 6.5.0.0 version and on Windows 2008

frJericho: I am looking for a way to detect on the client-side if the content of editor is ''dirty''. Meaning: if it has been modified. But i can't seem to find anything in the documentation.   Adam was asked about a ''isDirty'' JavaScript property In this forum thread from December 2006 and he said ''We will include this feature in ...

I already use the the Editor in .Net 3.5 and it works fine.  I am trying to get the Editor working on an asp.net page in .Net 1.1.  I'm using Visual Studio 2003 (since .Net 1.1 isn't supported in Visual Studio 2008) The always helpful ''Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'' error message comes up when the page is ...

Hello,   I am calling a custom javascript function on click of Insert button of InsertDocument window. The function simply pastes the URL of the selected document in the cute editor area present in the parent window.   It all works fine (I can see the URL pasted correctly) till I close the InsertDocument window either through code or ...

I am trying to figure out how to add additional code to the double click event.  We are inserting our own <img> tags that have a special property  ''controlname''.  When the image is double clicked I want to check for this property and if it exists, I want to fire off javascript to load our own popup control.  And if it ...