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vialetti,
>>3. Create a per-user gallery.
Yes. Cute Editor allows developers to assign a pre-defined set of permissions by group or individual.
Please check this example:
http://cutesoft.net/example/implementSecuritypolicy.aspx
>>1. Create a read-only gallery, people must use ...
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John,
It's possible to use LoadRTF method to load RTF code into Cute Editor.
void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e){ if (!IsPostBack) { ...
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Fred,
Let me explain this in details.
For example, you type ''Hello World'' into the editor.
Select it and chaneg the font name to Comic sans MS, you will get:
<span style=''FONT-FAMILY: Comic Sans MS''>Hello World</span>
If you select the above HTML code and change the font ...
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the4bs:
I would also like to get the style from a database.
The following page handles getting the styles from the databasepreviewpage.ashx
If I use this code in a web page, the css style works fine:
''<link href=''http://cutesoft.net/Site/PreviewPage.ashx?PageID=62263'' rel=''stylesheet'' type=''text/css''>''
Except ...
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HomecitySupport,
For the 'PasteHTML' issue, please use the following JavaScript API:
http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/JavaScript-API.htm
PasteHTML()
This method is used for pasting the specified HTML into a range within a editor document. If anything is selected, the selection is replaced with the new ...
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A Small Business license allows the use of CuteEditor .NET for up to 10 domain/subdomain names deployed by a single company. You don't have to submit 10 names all at once. Start with a couple and then add more gradually without a deadline. The 10 names can come from 10 different sites and they ...
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rwarren,
Sorry for the wrong answer.
Let me explain this in details.
For example, you type ''Hello World'' into the editor.
Select it and chaneg the font name to Comic sans MS, you will get:
<span style=''FONT-FAMILY: Comic Sans MS''>Hello World</span>
If you select ...
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I guess when you call ''setHTML'' and ''getHTML'', you're supposed to stay in Normal view rather than the HTML view. It makes more sense to me to use functions to retrieve HTML code when you can't see the code. Once you've switched to HTML view, the code is right in front of you, direct access, no need to use functions.
I've tried your ...
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Alex,
Editor.UsePhysicalFormattingTags Property
These are two types of text formatting tags -- logical formatting tags ( <strong> and <em> ), which describe the information in the element, and physical formatting tags (<b> and <i>), which specify its appearance. By default CuteEditor use the logical formatting ...
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For the asp.net applications, please use the following telldomain.aspx.
<%@ Page Language=''C#'' %>
<script runat=''server''> void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { Literal1.Text = HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.Host.ToLower() + ''<br><br>'' + ...
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