Hi ediguy, Please try the way below. The code below will only shows  department which has the online agents. 1. Open file  ''\CuteSoft_Client\CuteChat\SupportClient.aspx''. 2. Remove all the code and use the code below in it. (The red part is what I added in this page) <%@ Import Namespace=''CuteChat'' ...

Dear vagelis28,   please refer to code: <%@ Page Language=''vb''%> <%@ Register TagPrefix=''cutesoft'' TagName=''banner'' Src=''banner.ascx'' %> <%@ Register TagPrefix=''cutesoft'' TagName=''leftmenu'' Src=''leftmenu.ascx'' %> <%@ Register TagPrefix=''CE'' Namespace=''CuteEditor'' Assembly=''CuteEditor'' ...

Gary,   http://cutesoft.net/asp/developer-guide/JavaScript-API.htm   getHTML() This method is used for retrieving the content of CuteEditor as HTML. Example: // get the cute editor instancevar editor1 = obj_Editor1;// ...

Hi Pete,   I can not reproduce this issue,here is my test code, it works fine. Can you use my code to do a test again? <asp:ScriptManager ID=''ScriptManager1'' runat=''server'' />             <asp:UpdatePanel ID=''myUpdatePanel'' ...

I will give that a try.  I was thinking I could do something along those lines too, but I was hoping for something easier.   After spending some time playing around with the editor and pouring over the forums, I really think that supplying the source code (without charging that steep source code license fee) would not only help ...

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot! :) Just one final thing now and I'm done: I need to add attributes to the oNewTable element object (like class=''someClass''). I guess there is a function for that aswell? PS: I tried 'oNewTable.class = ''punkt'';' , but 'class' seems to be some kind of special property, so IE reported an error. Any ...

Jason,   You should use the following code to get the cute editor instanceIn order to find the active editor, you'd write: // get the cute editor instance var editor1 = document.getElementById('<%= Editor1.ClientID%>'); Please check the following link for more ...

http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx   Try the new button in the above example.     JavaScript API:     // get the cute editor instance    var editor1 = document.getElementById('CE_Editor1_ID');    editor1.ExecCommand(''New'');

Actually this turns out to be 1000 for characters off in the right copy and paste situation. Once again how can it just pull the value that is already calculated in the bottom corner? Getting and RegEx-ing  to get an already rendered count seem stupid. Any ideas how to do this right? 

Joe,   Please set the following property to false:   Editor.EnableStripScriptTags Property Specifies whether to remove inject script before writing the string into the db. When this property is set to true (the default) Cute Editor strips all script elements and script contents from the html.