ok, the insert-anchor-dialog is nice, but the following behaviour is a problem;

cuteeditor used on admin.aspx to change content;
a) insert anchor #top
b) save
c) change sth, switch between normal/html view; -> explorer changes link to http://myweb/admin.aspx#top
d) save, which then cuts the link to admin.aspx#top; this is nice, but nevertheless wrong when writing the content to another page, the link should point to #top, not to admin.aspx#top ..

this bug/problem was already reported on 2005-06-16 in this forum, but his post has not been answered yet;
maybe there's a switch to tell cuteeditor, not only to strip the folderpath, but also the documentname of the page he is used on (here admin.aspx) ??? or could it be built?

thx