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  • Re: Witch licence do I need ?

    Dear customer, A Domain license allows the control to run on 1 domain/subdomain name, ie http://news.domain.com or http://intranet or http://192.168.0.1 A Small Business License allows 10 such names An IP license enables all the domains/subdomains hosted on this IP@ to use the control. All license options are good for http://localhost. I'd ...
    Posted to Purchase / License FAQ (Forum) by Karen on June 4, 2009
  • Re: CuteEditor for non-ASP servers

    Damien,   There are two options to use Cute Editor in JSP.   1. Put Cute Editor into an iframe and run Cute Editor on an IIS server.   I know some users use this solution on JSP based applications. Here is an example: http://richtextbox.com/test/iframe.aspx 2.   Put Cute Editor into an external ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Adam on May 27, 2009
  • Re: CuteEditor and AJAXControlToolKit

    jrat: Good day.   I have license for CureEditor.   When i add CuteEditor into AJAXControlToolKit (http://www.asp.net/AJAX/AjaxControlToolkit/Samples/ModalPopup/ModalPopup.aspx) - i have serious problem with addition wandow from CuteEditor.   When i click (for example) Insertimage (into CuteEditor) - modal div for Imsert ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Adam on May 25, 2009
  • Re: Linking to file "SyntaxHighlighter.css" causes Security Warning in IE7

    Hi Amit Mathur,   I can not reproduce this issue, do you use the latest version?   Do you get the issue when use simple page like below?   --------------------------------------------------------------------------> <%@ Page Language=''C#'' %> <%@ Register Namespace=''CuteEditor'' Assembly=''CuteEditor'' ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Kenneth on May 20, 2009
  • Re: Breaking Links with Amper signs (&)

    CuteEditor for ASP 6.3 Class Library Editor.UseSimpleAmpersand Property W3C recommend that all '&' in query strings be converted to &amp; This is the only way to get a piece of HTML validated. The reason is that & is the start of an HTML entity, such as &pound; So this:         ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for ASP (Forum) by Adam on April 30, 2009
  • Re: Setting default paragraph

    Tom,   Please set the following property to P.   Editor.BreakElement Property Specify the behavior when the ''enter'' key is pressed in the editor The default is BreakElement.Div. BreakElement Enumeration Determines what happens when the ''enter'' key is pressed in the editor [ Member ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Adam on April 1, 2009
  • Re: ImageGalleryPath customization doesn't work in 6.3

    Alex,      Editor1.Setting[''security:ImageGalleryPath'']=    Editor1.Setting[''security:ImageBrowserPath'']=    Editor1.Setting[''security:MediaGalleryPath'']=    Editor1.Setting[''security:FlashGalleryPath'']=    Editor1.Setting[''security:FilesGalleryPath'']= &nbs ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Adam on February 23, 2009
  • Re: Multiple File Uploaded Problem

    Scott:   Hi you may use this logic:   void Uploader_FileUploaded(...) {   int galleryid; object galleryidobj=ViewState[''MyGalleryID'']; if(galleryidobj==null) {     galleryid=CreateNewGallery();     ViewState[''MyGalleryID'']=galleryid; } else {     ...
    Posted to Ajax Uploader (Forum) by cutechat on February 13, 2009
  • Re: CuteEditor Customization - URGENT

    Hari,   http://cutesoft.net/example/CommonTasks.aspx   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 ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Adam on January 27, 2009
  • Re: Cute Editor - Issue with BOLD functionality

    Hari,   http://cutesoft.net/example/CommonTasks.aspx   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 ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by Adam on January 23, 2009
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