Peter,   Please use Editor.XHTML Property instead of Editor.Text property.   Editor.XHTML PropertyRetrieves the CuteEditor HTML content in XHTML format.   >>I've just been fiddling around some more and I found out that CuteEditor also strips the closing slash from empty elements like <img>, <br> and ...

I figured that what was causing your problem.   In the current code they are using   set doc = server.CreateObject(''MSXML2.DomDocument.4.0'')   You can use   set doc = server.CreateObject(''MSXML2.DomDocument'')   and you will need to change it through out several files   or you could add something like ...

>>Any luck? I have to decide wheather to use or not your control in our project rather quickly.   We've found the solution. Please wait for the next build.     For the second issue, please download the latest version from   http://cutesoft.net/Downloads/default.aspx   Make sure you update all the client ...

Unlike some products have basic/full functionality, all our license types provide the same functionality. We use different ways to control our license.   Developer license $499 is designed for single developer business, the single developer can distribute the control to unlimited number of websites. Developer team $799 is for up to 4 ...

guinntiques,  If you are not passing any string into the editor, there should be no space at all.Can you try removing all the other controls from your page?You can use the following code for testing:<%@ Register TagPrefix=''CE'' Namespace=''CuteEditor'' Assembly=''CuteEditor'' %> <%@ Page Language=''C#'' ...

OK, after more study it looks like an IP license and a Domain license will do the trick.   The IP license on my public server (and I buy more IP licenses as my IP/Server usage increases) and the domain license on my dev server AND on my notebook as long as I access all sites on my notebook through localhost and don't use the dev server and ...

Use the css class:   Demo:   http://cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+Image+Gallery/DotNetgallery+Demo/default.aspx   Code:    <style>   .container td { vertical-align:top;}  </style>   <CE:Gallery     id=''gallery1'' ...

Hmm.. that is weird, it works on the link you sent me.  Here is the code for the table where it doesn't work:   <p><table cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=1 width=''95%'' border=0><tr><td vAlign=top colSpan=3 ...

use the following code: <script runat=''server''>  Public Sub Page_Load(sender As object, e As System.EventArgs)     If Page.IsPostBack Then    Editor1.SecurityPolicyFile  = ''default.config''             ...

Please check this example:   http://cutesoft.net/example/howto/RichDropDown/vb/customize_treedropdown.aspx   You can find the source code of the above example in the download package.   If Not Editor1.ToolControls(''insertcustombutonhere'') Is Nothing Then Dim container As System.Web.UI.Control ...