I have copied all files out of the bin folder in the zip to the bin folder of my app and added the following to the web.cfg <addkey=''DictionaryFolder''value=''bin''/>

After installing, I use the editor to upload a file and get this error:   ''Sorry there was a problem uploading your file.''   Do you know what could be causing this?   Thanks, Ryan

Thank you for your nice comments. Email you site URL, admin username/password, FTP and database info to karen@CuteSoft.net, we will take a look

I try again but still having same error. I am faced error when try to upload file to this forum for your reference. I had send an email to you attached video screen capture on reproducing my error.

/forum_uploads/ImageEditor_error.zip   I caught the exceptions, and here is where it goes wrong. I don't know if this will help.

Hi, I'm having the subject issue, the component is placed within a radwindow, the first time loads perfectly well, I can set the image and close the window, when I open again this window, the component doesn't do anything and the subject error appears on firebug. Could you please help me solve this issue? Thanks in advance.

Does anybody know, if i can install a webpage with cute-editor in a root-application (my application resides in the web-servers root-dir) The installation instruction assumes that there is an application subdirectory.   The first error message indicates that it does not find /template.aspx. Seems this is some kind of path ...

Kenneth: Hi basam,       Please set <httpRuntime maxRequestLength=''100000''/> of you web.config   100000=100MB     Regards,   Ken   exactly same error.   If I upload file from the server machine it is uploading, but the error occures when uploading from local machine to server!

ok for spell check i will change the code as you mentioned. What about the other errors that im getting. I have given the list above.   When i click on spell check, it gives me some runtime error. What will i do with the rest of the icons that are not working?   Thanks Jyotsna  

Dan,   So can you reproduce it on our server ? http://ajaxuploader.com/demo/Large-File-Upload.aspx   Now I think it's client side problem.   If so , we need find a solution to avoid it.   Regards, Terry