kiranpanjal,   Please open toolbar configuration files first. The Cute Editor toolbar configuration files, which contain XML, specify the toolbar configuration information of the Cute Editor instance.   To change the size of the built-in buttons, please change:     <item type=''g_start'' ...

As an aside, it seems that the postback behavior for the control's HTML entities differs between when the control is in HTML mode and Normal mode... may be an indication of a bug somewhere.  Try putting some quotations into some text, then doing a postback in html and normal mode.  On my tests the results were different.  Can you ...

If anybody is interested here's the code that worked for me.  I now have one other problem.  I need to figure out how to make the button not postback the page:   Dim Button2 As New System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button Button2.Text = '':: Get Record from DB ::''Button2.Attributes.Add(''postback'', ...

I have a suggestion for enhancements - when the toolbars are not present - allow us to add buttons to the bottom bar (see ''pink region'' in the image below.  The reason why?  To allow us to bind a couple buttons for postback - when the tool bar is not present.  For Example: Say we want to use the text box - without toolbar - but ...

the 'save' button's default onClick is:   onclick=''__doPostBack('rich_text_box_name','');   So, one way to respond to the save click event is to put a   rich_text_box_name_TextChanged   event in the code. Respond accordingly.   Doug

In the CuteEditorUsersGuide.pdf there's a mention of a ''Save'' button a couple of times... both in the list of buttons on page 11 and in several of the AutoConfigure layouts. Yet,  for the life of me I can't get a ''Save'' button to appear. I've tried manual configuration and setting the Template property. How can I do this?   Second, ...

claraattermo,   To analaze this issue we need to check your code.   Please create a simple example showing this issue and send it to kenneth@cutesoft.net

Hi,  I am sending code:// (c) Copyright Microsoft Corporation. // This source is subject to the Microsoft Permissive License. // See http://www.microsoft.com/resources/sharedsource/licensingbasics/sharedsourcelicenses.mspx. // All other rights reserved. /// <reference name=''MicrosoftAjax.debug.js'' /> /// <reference ...

Hi chalked,   You just need to move the mouse over the dll file     If the online demo works for you. Please download the latest version and try again.   Download:   http://www.cutesoft.net/downloads/folders/21904/download.aspx   Regards,   Ken

Hi Adam, I've discovered the source of the JavaScript error -- 'ResizeMode=''AutoAdjust''.  That particular attribute doesn't seem to agree with ASP.net AJAX.  I'm using 'PlusMinus' for now until you and your team get an opportunity to resolve.  TML