When using the Downloadable files function, I've noticed that it does not work if there is a space in the filename for the document uploaded to the server. When trying to download the document you get a ''The page cannot be found'' message as the path to the document stops at the space. I've also tested this on the online demo using the file ...

Andrew,   If you are using ASP.NET 1.1 , you'd better check the server memory while uploading.   If you upload a file larger then 800M , is the error show after the progress reach 800M ?   Regards, Terry    

Well I could not see this error aging myself .. but I was able to fix a minor bug on the insertdocument dialog page to allow display of .docx and similar  extensions which was mising and causing confusion.   thanks  

Checked the example.  Even the relative link on here is adding a folder name to the beginning.  I'm looking for the link to stay exactly as it's entered.  We are using version 5, I believe. jS

Hi FusionImaging,   Please do not set the  MaxSizeKB large than 2 gb, it will get problem. Please try 2000000.   Regards,   Ken 

Jennifer,  Problem resolved. Please download the latest build.Demo:http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspxDownload:http://cutesoft.net/Downloads/default.aspx      

Using the link you provided I replicated the issue on my first try on a Vista machine using IE7.  I uploaded the dodo.mpg file, and both the video from the dialog box and where it was inserted remained on the screen.  See screenshots below:    

Thanks for the reply adam.   Ok point noted, but i want to read a file which is placed on some different server. Please help me how can i do this.   I am using a file server to store all my rtf files   Thanks in advance 

Serriously, I'm starting to get annoyed here.   It's been 3 months and still no answer to this issue.  I even submitted a question via Support and haven't heard anything.   If you need more information, let me know.  I will provide as much as possible.  

Hello, We've been trying to load cuteeditor through a MooTools AJAX request. When we do this the dropdowns get placed double in IE7.  Example:http://www.messwithyou.com/dump/2009-08-07_1609.png Any idea why this might happen? maybe overlapping namespaces or something like that?