I want to use the editor as part of an asp.NET input form where images are added and the editor text is the description of the item. Ultimately the filename of image and its description would become a database  record.   Any suggestions?   

http://www.mylargescale.com/forum You'll have to register to get a posting form.  It's integrated in with dotnetnuke..  I've also modified the provider, but the provider doesn't seem to make a difference.

Hi,    I can reproduce the issues. checking reason.   Regards, Terry  

Thanks.   And if I wanted to have an uploader control on my form, without having an Editor on it, what would I do then?   Thanks.   Aaron

That is not the problem, the form field is NULL on the POST before I even try to put it in the database.  Are there certain tags that could mess it up?

Here is an example:   function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor,code) {  return code.replace(/(<(form|textarea|select|input)[^\>]*\>)([\s\S]*)(\<\/form\>)/i, ''$2''); }

Thanks for the tip, but this did not solve my problem.  Anyone else have any ideas?

Hello, I am trying to insert a form within the WYSIWYG editor using the ''HTML'' tag... but I have an unknown runtime error when I try to click back to the ''normal'' tag. I notice that it work in this forum (I think you are using .NET). Thank you JP

I got the same lost postback event problem but I was using Editor1.AutoConfigure = CuteEditor.AutoConfigure.Full_noform In my page_load event The fix worked ok but you need to use InsertForm instead of Form to get rid of the Form icon from the toolbar

Please refer to http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/60991.aspx    Regards, Eric