I am using Cute Editor .net 6.0 completely embedded as a control within a .cs file.  For deployment reasons we seperate out images/css from .aspx and .cs files, and merge them on the fly with an isapi filter(that has been working for years).  In a mini site I was able to get my toolbar the way I wanted it, but when I added it to the site I plan on using it I realized that some of my toolbar images are very wrong.  In the screenshot below the bold icon is really help, the br is really redo, Italic is bold, and underline is italic...

 

i have tried reverting all my config files back to the initial ones in the rollout, and i can't get it working.  any thoughts as to where I could have cross mapped images?

 

thanks

aaron

 

 

 

aaron,l

 

For some reasons, your Cute Editor client files donot' match the DLL version.

 

Solution:

 

Download the latest build and overwrite the DLLs and all client files.

 

Keep me posted

 

Adam,

 

I rebuilt my entire playpen (which is why it took so long) and diff'ed the version off your website with what i had.  a few .js files had been updated but the dll was not affected.  Is there anything else you can think of?

aaron sherman,

yes, the only updates from the .zip where the .js files

 

other thoughts

1) I am overriding the CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath in my web.config

2) the editor is behind a secure site, could that cause any issues?

 

 

I am sure it is something very simple and silly that is breaking this.

 

-aaron

Adam

 

Where are the "Themeindexes" set, i suspect that is where my problem lies.

 

-aaron

aaron,

 

The reason of this issue is very simple:

 

Your DLL version doesn't match the client files.

 

Open CuteSoft_Client\CuteEditor\Themes\Custom\Images\all.png. This long and narrow image contains all toolbar images. The information about how to get the correct image this long and narrow is defined in the DLL.

The problem was because we seperate our images and our code.  When the dll tried to load all.png it was unable to find it, and somehow ie did "something magical" with the ie cache and it was just wrong.  To solve the problem I moved the image into the code repository, and hopefully I won't get yelled at too loudly for putting an image in there...

 

thanks for your help, the part about all.png let me find it with the help of filemon.

 

Out of curiosity, any plan to add a grammar check?

 

 

--aaron