Sounds like you have two ''@'' definitions at the beginning of your asp file. 

I ran into what appears to be the same issue.  it turns out that the SQL Server varchar field has a max. size of 8000.  So, if you try to 'update' a row with more than that, you'll get the error message indicating your data has been truncated, or something to that effect. Darold

Thanks for getting back promptly.  Does this mean that I should go into the code now and make the minor changes since the next update will not be until May, or June ...?  Couldn't you just make these changes and then make the files downloadable? May/June is a long time from now while my clients complain about CuteSoft Editor not ...

Adam, is this a known bug?  What do you recommend we, as developers, do to correct this bug?  I do not want to get into the mode of changing CuteSoft source code.  the fixes should come from your level.

    As I went through eacn of the icons on the menubar, I found some items that need to be fixed. 1. the icons for subscript and superscript are reversed.  They do function as the 'alternate text' indicates.2. The 'undo/redo' functions work for text only as they do not work for the following:    a. special ...

In browse_img.asp a check is made for both user access level AND a blank Session(ImageGalleryPath).  I commented-out this code, and indeed, I do not get the ''forbidden access...'' error message. So, why would the Session(ImageGalleryPath) = ''''?

The variable that is causing the message that ''access to this area is ... forbidden'' using Insert Image is: editor.allowupload.  Seems to not allow uploads if the Session (admin access level is <2). 1. Where is this ''admin level'' set? 2. What do I need to do to set it to allow uploads by client websites?    

Directory Structure on my web host:   Here's what I have control over from the web host's File Manager--     '/' = my main domain name account root directory with my website folders and files 'cutesofteditormain/cuteeditor_files' = your module's folders and files under '/''uploads' = the folder where uploaded files are placed ...

I can now get to the editor window using the /CE_files virtual directory setup.  As I look back at the recent problems, it appears I was trying to do development when the webserver was being worked on or had problems.  This explains why I wasn't able to see the 'khaki.css' frame as it wound up being an empty file on the ...

(1) Khaki.css got clobberred on the host.   (2) When I set my desktop shortcut to go to siteA.org/editor-page.asp, it displays nothing (mouse hour-glass active on the browser).  I have editor.FilesPath = ''/CE_files''  Looks to me like the virual directory can't be found. Help!