>>How easy is the integration of the editor with SQL Server?  The text in the TEXTAREA?  The images to the database.   It's very easy. You can extract the content from the editor and write it into your database.   If you want to store images into your SQL server database or access database, here are the ...

Hi, I was trying to access the Insert Image modal dialog without actually displaying the editor itself.  In version 2.0, we were able to do something like: showModalDialog( '/CuteEditor_Files/Insert_image.aspx?UC=en-us&gp=/Uploads/Banners&MaxImageSize=100&Th_W=80&Th_H=80&Th_C=5&Th_R=4&Upload=true', ...

I am trying to use the external image button, but when specified in the template it does not appear.   It only shows when using an autoconfigure statement.  Even in your customize the appearance example, you have it listed in the code:   <CE:Editor Visible=''False'' id=''Editor1'' ShowBottomBar=''false'' Height=''180'' ...

Skatematic,   I suggest you use the following solution.   1. Use absolute paths with the domain name, set Editor.RemoveServerNamesFromUrl property to false and Editor.UseRelativeLinks property to false . Example: <CE:Editor id=''Editor1'' RemoveServerNamesFromUrl=''false'' UseRelativeLinks=''false'' ...

I have followed your steps and encountered the following: Step 1. Select an image (I click an image in the editor)Step 2. Create a link (with the image selected, I click the Insert Hyperlink button)Step 3. Click the align button ... At this point the cursor is placed after the image. Clicking an alignment at this point aligns the ...

 When a user double clicks on an image, the built in image attribute editor pops up.  Instead, I would like to develop my own custom image editor.  How do I replace the current built in editor with my own?   Thanks! Aaron

I am working with a box that has two partitions. One is C and the other one is D. The D is used as a virtual directory where I store images and document to be accessed by the editor. I am mapping the Image Gallery and the Image Insert functions to the D virtual drive.  <security ...

We would like to use Cute Editor instead of the File Field Control that comes with Visual Studio to allow our users to upload images.    I am able to change the configuration so only the Image Gallery button shows.  Is there a way to prevent the users from typing in the editor but allow them to be able to click on the Image ...

>>Ye-es. I've seen that page and that's the problem: From those snippets, I cannot see where in my page I put the line ''Editor1.Setting(''security:ImageGalleryPath'')= ''c:\inetpub\wwwroot\uploads''''   You can put the above code where you want to change the image gallery path, for example, page_load, page init ...

Paul,   I use CuteEdit to allow my client to send emails. I actually even wrote a mini scripting language to allow replace of names, address,etc similar to how word does merging, but the merging is done outside of CuteEdit. I only allow CuteEdit to create the content, and not the html headers around the email so I have better ...