When I access the Document window in the editor, I am getting the following message in the popup window ''The area you are attempting to access is forbidden''.I have verified that the directory to which it needs to access has full permissions to write and access to. I am bringing up this window through a Javascript command, by accessing the actual ...

I resolved the problem :    I delete the folowing line in the Web.config file :   <httpHandlers> <add verb=''POST,GET'' path=''*.ashx'' type=''Ajax.PageHandlerFactory, Ajax''/>

amek,   Please try the following solution:   Open your web.config file in the cute editor section, find the following code:   Admin_DisableItemList = '''' Registered_DisableItemList = ''''   and change it to:   Admin_DisableItemList = ''Hello'' Registered_DisableItemList = ''Hello''   Keep me ...

Dear frJericho,   For Adding code snippets in Javascript, please refer the following demo (put the js in head ...

I had the same problem with version 6.6.   I resolved it by following a few steps:   1.  Deleting all of the .browser files in the App_Browsers folder as they were no longer valid for IE11, and installing the latest service patches on the web server to get new default browser files.   2.  Delete all version 6.6 ...

    1 - You must download the js file from jQuery.com and include it in your header like this   <script type=''text/javascript'' src=''js/jquery-1.2.3.js''></script>       2- To  link ONLY to an external site, we have to check the presence of the string http:// at the ...

I think I've worked out what the problem is - it seems to be due to some extra Javascript we added to enable keyboard shortcuts to work (one of my colleagues raised this a couple of years ago - http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/4903.aspx).  Removing this Javascript fixes the toolbars in Firefox.  It would be useful to know how to get ...

It's a feature by design. When you are using Javascripts, CuteEditor will enclose it within the starting tag <![CDATA[ and the ending tag ]]>.   This will mark it as unparsed character data. Otherwise characters like & and < will be treated as start of character entities (like &nbsp;) and tags (like <b>) ...

I enabled script debugging in my browser, then, using VS 2005 to view the actual JavaScript error, I find that the error is occurring while executing the following code: var editdoc=editwin[OxObcd6[0x5]] in the file [My URL]/CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Load.ashx

When I try to add a link to a hot spot using the image map feature I get a Javascript error ''element btnbrowse not found''. This happens on local development machine as well as on this website, I am using IE6.