On further investigation, I see what the problem appears to be: In the generated HTML there's a DIV called ''[EDITOR NAME]_EditBox'' that contains the HTML that I directly edit. There is also, however, a hidden INPUT field that contains the same code. When I update my changes to the database and set the Text property of my Editor to the new ...

It definitely is not working correctly in your editor, I am 100% sure of it.  In the page load, I set the disableautoformatting property to true, but it did it anyway.  Should I be doing this elsewhere.  There is nothing else special in my code.  To reproduce: goto your own site: ...

Let me explain how it works. Editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss Property Specifies the location of the style sheet that will be used by the editable area. Multiple Style Sheets are supported. Example EditorWysiwygModeCss=''example.css,~/portal.css,/default.css''   Cute Editor shows default font of the current page. The default font of web ...

Is there any way to 'paste html' into the current location of an editor using standard c# code instead of javascript?  For example, if I wanted to add the bold words ''hello word'' wherever the  cursor was last positioned when I clicked an .Net button, there would be code like: editor1.PasteHtml(''<b>Hello ...

Hi,   I get the following error when I try to size the editor in height with a exernal link. (I do this, because want to remeber the heigth of the editor so the user doesn't have to make it the height for it's content each time (it would be nice if on postback the .height property would reflect the actual height instead of the initial ...

When the editor control contains the following html:     <p>[&amp;]</p>\r\n<p><strong>paragraph 2</strong></p>\r\n after calling the CleanUpMicrosoftWordHTML() methods, the Text property correctly returns the following:     ...

I am needing to programmatically set the width of the entire Editor control as it appears on my aspx pages. When I set [Editor1.Width = someIntValueLessThan100], the width of *only the text area* of the control will be reduced, while the entire control remains at its design-time width. In playing with it, I have adjusted the number of buttons ...

Please use the following properties:   Editor.Text Property This property provides access to the text within the editable area of the CuteEditor control. It can be used to set the text when the control is first displayed and also to read out the text when a form has been submitted.     Editor.XHTML ...

I'm having trouble with the CuteEditor in IE6. When the page loads I receive a JavaScript error of 'Permission denied'. I debugged the script and found that the source of this problem is the xml request indicated below. This only happens on an initial test implementation into one of our products. I can't seem to recreate the problem outside this ...

It works in your online example, but I'm testing the .Text property using the Visual Studio debugger immediately upon clicking submit here (in my local code), and the content I entered is definitely being truncated by the Editor control before my code even has a chance to do anything with it.   Is it possible that the freely downloadable ...