My Editor now just comes up with the word ''undefined'' in the text area.   Here's my current best guess.   My configuration:    Dim editor1   Set editor1 = New CuteEditor   editor1.ID = ''Description''   editor1.Text = sDescription   editor1.FilesPath ...

I solved it! Yahoo!   I was trying to send you a short version of my solution, but this reply template keeps refreshing itself for some reason and I lose it all.   Thanks   DOug     the solution: 1. I figure out the template file name I need (fil) and post it to a new window (tmpl) Response.Write '' var ...

Hi Adam   Yes, thanks - I eventually figured that out myself.   You have an insert templates button in the editor that the user can use to find a template file to load into the editor. It works great!   But ... in my application, while the client is filling out the form where the editor resides, before he even scrolls ...

I'm sure I'm not the first, but I couldn't find anything like it in the forums...   I'm trying to load a content template from a pop-up screen   The page with the editor looks like this - the CuteEditor is in a form called ''EDITFORM'':   ...    Dim editor   Set editor = New ...

This is such a slick editor! But... I'm missing something.   I'm trying to upload an image to my site. I have set the permissions in my upload directory to RW. I'm using (I think) CuteEditor_for_NET5.2   The HTML tag ...

Thanks, great answer.   So, in my case, where there's only going to be one kind of user - administrator - can I just poke this into the <CE:Editor ... > tag something like:   <CE:Editor id=''ceContent'' AutoConfigure=''Full''  SecurityPolicyFile  = ''Admin.config'' UploadsFolder=''~/Uploads/'' ... ...

Sorry, this will seem like a gormless question, but...   It's not clear to me how CE decides whether a user is an administrator. In particular how do we convince it that a logged in user should get access to admin settings or just default settings?   DOug

 I can't get this feature to show up in CuteEditor4ASP. I assume it's supposed to work like the excellent image browser in the dotnet version, but no icon appears for it in my toolbar.   editor.Template=''Save,ImageGalleryByBrowsing,InsertImage''   Doug

I found a workaround for this - if anyone else is interested. Rather than inserting an image, I insert a hyperlink, then convert it to plaintext when I post it to the database. That way I just get the relative URL to the image to put in the database without the surrounding tag. The client still gets to browse through the uploads folder to her ...

I figured it out - eventually. Not a CuteEditor issue, but a Dreamweaver issue. By default, Dreamweaver dotnet generated pages include the page directive:<%@ Page Language=''VB'' ContentType=''text/html'' ResponseEncoding=''iso-8859-1'' %>    and the meta tag:   <meta http-equiv=''Content-Type'' content=''text/html; ...