Charles - When submitting your form, you need to perform the following for the editor content to be captured:

 

function submitForm() {
  save(Editor1)
  document.forms[0].submit() ;

}

 

....then on the ASP page that receives the form, you can retrieve the posted content with the following:

 
Replace(Request.Form("Editor1_HTMLContent"),"'","''")


Note: I named my CuteEditor: Editor1

Hope this helps. Cheers, Kris.

 

Thanks Kris,

 

I haven't tried it yet, but I will today. It's a shame CuteSoft can't be bothered to answer important support queries such as this (and I'm not the only one). It's also a disgrace that this isn't documented in the 'help pages' - yeah, right!  I only know that if I delivered systems as unfinished as this, and with non-existant support, I would have to start taking in washing for a job..

 

Many thanks for your time once again,

Charles.

Charles - If you submit your form back to the same page and include the Save command in the javascript I posted earlier, then you can retrieve the edited content with:

strNotes = Request.Form("Editor1_HTMLContent")  '---I'm using strNotes as my variable, but you can rename it

....then in the cute editor code, update the following line to:

editor.Text = strNotes

Hope this gets the job done. Cheers, Kris.