Hi,   I downloaded the evaluation version of DotNetGallery but I CANNOT get it to work.   I get a ''License Not Valid'' error.   Here is what I did:   Created a new application in Visual Studio .NET   Added a folder called licenses and put the .lic file in there.   Copied the .dll file to the bin ...

Is there a newer version of how to install CuteEditor?  I only see the reference to placing the DLL in InetPub and then I assume you place the rest of the file into your location of your website which should be on another drive.   So plan and simple: 1. Do I create a folder and then subfolder like C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ceapp\bin which ...

Nash,   You can achieve that by editing the browse_Document.asp page.     If the line 128, you can find the following code:   For Each fol In sf 'add the html for the folders   .........   Next   For example, if you want to retrict the bin folder of your root directory, if you can do ...

The following table shows the steps to implement a CuteEditor Control into DotNetNuke 2.0 application.   Step 1 :   Add a reference to CuteEditor and deploy license file     First, launch Visual Studio .NET and open DotNetNuke project.  Delete the reference to Freetextbox assembly and add the ...

Dear rajmohanp,   Please upgrade to latest version (v6.6) directly. Copying some of files in the installation package of latest version  will lead to more issues. the following is detailed steps: Please follow steps: 1. Backup your website 2. Remove folder ''CuteSoft_Client'' 3. Download cuteeditor for .net, download ...

This is my file structure: 1. I created a new test folder in wwwroot called ''webapplication1'' to mimic your instructions.  C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\webapplication1\ 2. I copied CuteSoft_client into webapplication1 folder   3. I also copied the folder vb into webapplication1 folder  4. I also created a bin folder and copied the 2 ...

Hi,   For your dev server I suggest you use the trial license file on it, the trial license file valid for 30 days. You can download this package http://ajaxuploader.com/download/Ajax-Uploader.zip and find the trial license file from the "bin" folder.   Regards,   Ken 

Thanks Adam, I had cuteeditor.lic in the bin folder, but inspired by your answer I tried putting cuteeditor.lic into same folder as the compiled Custom Webpart library dll (ie in the obj\debug folder of the Webpart library project) - that has fixed the license problem! The only issue now is that it's only showing a plain textarea rather ...

Is there any issue with having the dictionary folder outside of the bin?  I know it works from testing, but are there any issues with defining say a ''dictionary'' folder and pointing to that instead?  With 11 dll's in the application I'm adding this to, I'd prefer not to have to clutter up the bin folder any more than it already ...

I can see the dictionaries in the bin folder. It wasn't simple to change the try and us the GB one but I have manually changed the reference from US to GB and it is working now.   My quesiton is when a user adds words to the dictionary where are they stored? It doesn't appear to be back into the file as the date doesn't ...