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See the instructions I posted in the ''Samples Using Cute ASP'' thread: http://cutesoft.net/forums/7305/ShowPost.aspx
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There are a number of examples on this site - see the Online Demos here: http://cutesoft.net/asp/EnableAll.asp Here's a simple step-by-step: 1. Upload the CuteEditor files to your server. 2. Create a directory called Uploads at the root of your web site on the server. 3. Now in the page where you want to add the editor, put as ...
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You didn't do anything wrong - the documentation needs updating by the looks of it - the default.asp page is indeed the Enable All demo, and the menu on the left links to the other demos.
All the scripts are inside the CuteEditor_Files directory, along with a whole lot of other stuff like themes, templates, button images etc etc. By the way ...
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Adam, Will you be able to fix this problem anytime soon? I need to reassure my clients ... Thanks
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Adam, that example works ok.
I can see the problem - when the editor opens with no text, then the BreakElement setting gets ignored and defaults to <p>.
I have a page for editing existing texts, and there it works ok. But my page for adding new texts has this problem. If I initialise the text box with for example ''type here'', then ...
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Using CuteEditor v4.0 for ASP, I'm having trouble using the BreakElement property with Internet Explorer. I set it to ''br'', and that works ok with FireFox - it inserts ''<br>'' elements as I expected - but with IE on a PC it wraps the text with <P> ... <\P> tags which is not what I want. I notice that here ...
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Adam,
Thanks for the mods. I have tested them and found a couple of problems:
1. In FilePost.asp, the new function ValidFileName only allows extensions gif, jpg, jpeg and png. This conflicts with the function ValidFileExtension which allows many more. Also, ValidFileName is used both for file type ''document'' and ''image''.
2. The ...
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Thanks Adam, I'll check it out over the weekend, and let you know.
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Aha - I figured out that it's the BODY tag that applies, the following gives me what I want:
body {
font:normal 11px verdana,arial;background-color: #ffffff;
}
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Thanks for the reply, but I'm still not able to set the font of the text body.
If I use EditorWysiwygModeCss, I don't know what css tag to use. I had a look in asp.css, but I can't figure out which part applies to the editor's text area.
I tried EditorBodyStyle but it did not work. (This property is not mentioned in the documentation by the ...
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