Hi Terry, I tried it with all three options and only the Flash uploading had shown the above problematic behavior on IE8. Both IFrame and SilverLight (after I've installed it) were working without any problems. I have Flash 10 installed. Interesting that Firefox 3 was working with Flash option OK.   Is there a way to fix it for the ...

Here is the source code from a page that shows the simple editor only as you requested:   ----------------------------start---------------------------------- <script language=''JavaScript'' SRC=''CuteEditor_Files/CuteEditor_Files/spell.js''></script><script language=''JavaScript'' ...

Can you explain the problem in details?   If your site online? If so, can you provide an online URL for testing?

Hi,   Currently Flash-plugin is not support your case.   If the browsers installed Flash, the Uploader would try to use Flash to upload,   And then the Flash would prompt the username/password.   We already provide a method to just disabled the Flash mode ...

I just tried it with the path with \ in stead of /, but that also didn't work. I'm 100% sure that the right path goes into cuteedit, see the screenshot below: But i still get the exception, because somehow cuteedit (?) strips the ep directory part from the path...

We are getting this same error with Chrome and https together. Chrome with http works fine. Web Site is working over: Win 2008 and IIS 7. There is any solution so far? 

Unfortunately client certificates are mandatory in our scenario.   How come the simple file upload is working while the silverlight or flash versions don't? Do they use a completely different approach for data transmission?  

Hi, 20090412 is the right thing.   We forgot change the version while copying the source.   Thanks, we will fix it soon.   Regards, Terry

Hi Eric,      Yes i know you can use the insert flash or media. However, I wish to embed documents, i.e. pdf, word etc. Right now there is only a button to link to the document. I need to embed the document so that it will show on a page.   So the end result will be...   <embed ...

I'm using 6.6...just downloaded it yesterday. It's not a secure environment, just password-protected so that it's not accessible by the Internet Guest User account. Is there a way to disable the Flash uploader and try the iframe uploader instead, or is that not a feature on the ASP Classic version?  I found two copies of ...