After looking at the JavaScript_API page Adam refers to above, the following code displays the number of HTML characters remaining into a textbox in the 6.02.2900 version of IE. The 7.2 version of Netscape and the 1.0.6 version of FireFox display an error dialog stating:    TypeError: editdoc.attachEvent is not a function.If you ...

I've just discovered the EnableStripScriptTags method. This method's brief description on the Cute Editor's documentation page states ... ''Specifies whether to remove inject script before write the string into the db. ''    Sounds like just what I'm looking for. I'll check it out.

I enjoyed the result of using MaxTextLength within the control.  I'd like to look into displaying to a user, in real-time, how many text characters he has remaining before going over the MaxTextLength limit. Perhaps using a Editor1_TextChanged sub with code that displays in a label either characters typed or remaining. Any VB/JavaScript code ...

Now that I've figured out how to get the HTML typed into the editor into a SQL database field, I'm wondering about validating the user's input into the control. I want to avoid SQL injection attacks and potentially troublesome code being sent to someone's browser.   Does ver 5.0 of the Editor include a built-in method for ...

Adam, my hope is to incorporate Cute Editor for .NET to make the following plan possible:   Using Visual Studio 2005, ASP.NET 2.0 (beta 2), SQL Server 2000, I am creating a website where paying customers can input information about their business. This data will be stored in a few tables with a SQL server database.   1) I want to ...

Yahoo .... it appears I have edited the code correctly to get it working using VB2005 (Beta 2).   I am no longer using the codebehind file. The code is consolidated into one aspx file. The working code is as follows:   <%@ Page Language=''VB'' %> <%@ Register TagPrefix=''CE'' Namespace=''CuteEditor'' Assembly=''CuteEditor'' ...

Made some changes ... getting closer ... changes to Label1.Text are still a problem ...   Based on some input form a Google search and my VS2005 Error List, I made the following changes to the capture_save_button_click.aspx file:   OLD CODE: <%@ Page Language=''vb'' AutoEventWireup=''false'' ...

Yesterday, after posting the above, I removed my version 4.5 copy of the software and installed the 5.0 version.   I opened the Capture Save codebehind file and tried to change the button text and the Label1 text but could not affect the changes. I made sure when I made my changes via VS2005 that both my local copy of the ...

I pasted the missing _sharedie.htm file as well as the missing _shared.htm file into my local copy of the website and ran the build again. This time I ended up with 20+ errors and 15 warnings. I then removed the local copies of _sharedie.htm and _shared.htm and my build error messages returned to 4.

Using VS2005, within the BUILD drop-down menu, I clicked on Build Website. After about 20 seconds the Error List appeared describing 4 errors. Each of the errors mentioned the the _sharedie.htm file. Apparantly this file did not become a part of my local copy of the website (The website is located on a remote webserver - a virtual domain ...