Generel it will proberly give you some problems. Not to launch a webpage, you can do that in the body.onload with a javascript, but it will proberly be blocked by popupblockers anyway. If the messenger works like the chat, then you need to implement 3 interfaces, so that you can login automaticly. The help on this site is fine on implementing the ...

In the CuteEditor_Files/Scripts folder, edit ''insert_table.aspx'' and change line 16 which is a javascript code declaring var editdoc and find ''border=1'' in that string and change it to ''border=0''.   Line 16:     Scroll over and find this:     And change it to:   <!-- Inject Script Filtered ...

Chris, Sorry for the late response. Surprised to listen that, actually I've been investigating this issue since you post this message. We use the same method in our datagrid example: Populating the Editor from the dataset in the Page's Load event. Capturing a ''Save'' button click on the server. Updating the database. Loading the changed ...

frJericho: I found this same error when click on the ''Row properties'' and also the ''Cell Properties'' buttons.   Please try the online demo again.   If it works for you, please download the latest build.

Hi gll1559,   We have fixed this issue, please download the latest build at http://richtexteditor.com/download/richtexteditor.rar  and try again.   Regards,   Ken 

We had a similar problem when users had Google ChromeFrame installed. It altered the UserAgent string sent to the server, and the editor gets tricked in to loading the wrong file.

Hi, I found this http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/36688.aspx but I am not sure how to wait till the object is ready would you have a solution?

Rob,   If the editor ID is ''Editor1'', the toolbar ID will be ''CE_Editor1_ID_ToolBar''.   So you can use document.getelementbyid to get this element then get the height of it.

Adam,   Can you provide code for both IE and FireFox?   SetHeight doesn't work SetWidth doesn't work.   Both return Object doesnt support this method.   Thanks, FredD

Hi,   Yes, you can calculate the speed by this way:     if(enable) {     var span=new Date().getTime()-begintime;//ms     var bytesPerMillisecond=uploadedsize/span;     var kbPerSeconds=Math.floor(bytesPerMillisecond*1024/1000); }   Regards, Terry