Hi Adam,   I tried the code in IE. Please have a look and give a suggestion.     Code:-   var e1 = document.getElementById('<% =Editor1.ClientID%>'); var editdoc = e1.GetDocument(); var editwin = e1.GetWindow(); var rng=null,html='''';   if (document.selection && ...

  Ok, probably the final word on this, unless CuteSoft support can solve my final issue below.     As Andy pointed out, the STYLE in the HEAD tag is not stripped out if you set the following property on the editor...      Editor1.EnableStripStyleTagsCodeInjection = false; This is great and appears ...

Hi Floris246,  Retrieves the HTML contained within the selection rangeIn order to get the HTML contained within the selection range, you would type:// get the HTML contained within the selection var editor1 = document.getElementById('<%= Editor1.ClientID%>').editor; var selhtml = ...

Hi mohaamsc, Can you reproduce this issue on http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx? If so, please send your test word document to Kenneth@CuteSoft.net and show me the steps to reproduce this issue. I will check it and get back to you as soon as possible. Regards, Ken

Hi there I solved this myself by making a custom cueue table, as described here: http://ajaxuploader.com/document/index.htm#page=create-custom-queue-table.htm In the function myqueueuihandler, I show and hide the submit button the same way it is done with the queuediv. cheers!   

OK - it is all working now.  I had a problem with not checking for page.IsPostBack on one of my routines that was causing the text fields to be cleared...

if there are no other ideas I would recommend the pdf file repair tool, I think it is the easiest way

Cute Editor doesn't provide this kind of API.   You can use the following API to get the editor Document objet and implement your own method:   Getting the Active Editor Document In order to find the active editor document, you would type: // get the active editor document var editdoc = ...

Hi Maximus   We have the following code which we have been using to select text. This was on the forums a couple of years ago, I have tried the new example above and this seemed to work fine for me (altho I only did a quick test). Anyway hope the below helps.   function getLinkHTML() {   // get the cute editor ...

SetWidth() This method is used for setting the width of CuteEditor Example: // get the cute editor instance var editor1 = document.getElementById('<% = Editor1.ClientID%>'); // setting the width of CuteEditor ...