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  • Paragraph/BR/Div bug

    I have the editor set to use DIV tags as the break element.&#160;If I am typing, this works fine. Each time I press enter a new div is created. However, if you create a large paragraph and try to break it up into two aragraphs, it does not insert a new DIV, instead it uses BR tags. So far as I can tell, once you have a paragraph entered, there is ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 12, 2005
  • Formatting Bugs

    Ok, try this: &nbsp; Type a little paragraph, like this one. Just keep typing until you have a few rows to work with. Ok, now select the first word and try to make it a heading. The whole paragraph turns into a heading. Ok, now try to seperate the first word from the rest of the paragraph. Place the cursor at the end of the first word and press ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Re: Editor scrolls back to top automatically

    Do you have a planned release coming any time soon? I have yet to deploy this project, and cannot go forward with delpyment until this kind of bug has been resolved. &nbsp; Are we talking days, weeks or months for the next release?
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Re: Directory Permissions and Security

    What if the directory you want to upload into needs to be password protected, is there any way to send a password with the upload?
    Posted to ASP.Net Image Gallery (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Re: gallery module doesnt do anything when added

    One trick I sometimes use for debugging things like this is to view the page in question in a browser, then right-click and get the source to see what directory it is pointing to. You might find that the ~ is not returning the path you expect it to return. You could also do a messagebox or document.write to check the path. &nbsp; I am pretty new ...
    Posted to ASP.Net Image Gallery (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Re: Editor scrolls back to top automatically

    I am using the current version, I just purchased it this week. &nbsp; Yes, I experience the same problem with the example you forwarded me to. &nbsp; For example, place about 10 lines of text with breaks in between so that the page scrolls down about 6 inches or so. &nbsp; Then select the last word you have entered, and highlight it and go ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Re: WebExpress

    Same way that you do for the earlier versions of visual studio.
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Image Alignment

    If you insert an image and align it left, it aligns left. If you align it right, it aligns right, if you click center it does nothing. &nbsp; Also when it is aligned left or right, it does some weird text wrapping if there is any text after the image. &nbsp; Is this a bug?
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Editor scrolls back to top automatically

    While working with the editor I have noticed that if I have enough content in the control that it has to scoll down, and then you either A) Click on the toolbar, any item or B) Right click, the text editor immediately and abruptly jumps back to the very top of the control, so where you were typing is no longer visible on screen because the control ...
    Posted to Cute Editor for .NET (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005
  • Re: gallery module doesnt do anything when added

    Just make sure you set the paths to the support files and the image folder correctly: &nbsp; For example, in the page_prerender event, you could put code like this: &nbsp; gallery1.FilesPath = ''~/DotNetGallery_files''gallery1.FolderPath = ''~/CustomerImages/samplefolder''The ~ operator is a little know asp.net shorthand for the root of the ...
    Posted to ASP.Net Image Gallery (Forum) by JoshSommers on September 8, 2005