I have the default install with the default credentials. Table SampleUsers  Fields  LoginName NickName, Password, Email, IsAdmin admin admin admin admin@localhost.com 1   It says ''You entered an invalid password''.   Is it expecting the password to be encrypted in the database?

prasanth,   This is a known issue. We've fixed in the coming new version which will be released soon.

pzolja,   I can't reproduce the problems in the following link: http://richtextbox.net/test/default.aspx    

apavey,   Do you mean the following window?       If yes, this dialog is not customizable.    

Hi Adam,   Can you please let me know, Is there any way to get unformatted HTML ? Right now the GetHTML() is returning a formatted HTML by adding the blank space in between, which in my case consuming the space of the database field while saving HTML. I need like this(without space):    <TABLE ...

my html code is getting changed all over the place as well and i did try it in the demo: Try this out, it has some fun results: <table width=610 background=/itemimages/pdp-6100hd_1.jpg>   <tbody>   <tr>   <td colSpan=2>   <h1 style=''MARGIN: 0.5in 0in 0in ...

Adam have you figured out why the i with a ^ on it appears instead of the arrow?

Can we get a clarification on the limitations of the Undo button? My users are getting varying results, and the documentation simply suggests that it should undo the last editor operation. Sometimes creating and editing tables is tedious work, but my users are complaining that they cannot undo any table operation...and I can confirm. Should this ...

Hello Adam,   In your example above, delete all the text of a table cell and click on Save button. After the page is refreshed, you will see a white space in that cell.   Please let me know if you can not reproduce the issue.   Piyush

IE7 and Firefox do not have an issue with XHTML transitional, the issue is that cutesoft is using a known Box Model browser hack where if content does not fit into a box object (table, div, span, etc.) the object expands to fit the content (instead of maintains size as the W3C's XHTML definition states).