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 Below is the complete node in the config file   <system.web>         <customErrors mode="Off"/>    <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.0">      <assemblies>        ...

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 ...

nokiko:   I maked a mistake.   please change Line 7:  string onlineid=Manager.Connect(CurrentUser,Request.UserHostAddress); to : string onlineid=Manager.Connect(CurrentUser,Request.UserHostAddress,null).OnlineId;   We haven't write document for the skinning yet . If you want to create your owner skin , the main steps ...

Please follow the steps below:   1. Copy the files under CuteEditor to the target directory.   2. Map the directory in IIS as a virtual directory only (not application).   3. Add the following entry into your web.config.   <add key=''CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath'' value=''~/editor'' />     Virtual ...

cutechat: Hi,   When use the 'UseAspNetStream' mode , the uploader will stop intercept the input stream .   So ASP.NET will handle it , but will be limited by <httpRuntime maxRequestLength=''4096'' />   please change it to a larger value .     Regards, Terry   Hi Terry,   unfortunately ...

I put this code Trace.Write(''UPload Test'' + Context.Items[typeof(CuteWebUI.UploadModule)].ToString());in the UploadMultipleFiles.aspx.cs file and I get Object Reference Not set to an instance of an object. Thanks.  

Maybe I'm not clear. It works on the init override but I wanted it to work on page load so I can customize the folder to the specific account. It occurs too early for that. A static isn't helpful in this regard either. If I just want a static tempdirectory the init or web config will work file. It would be advantageous to set the target folder but ...

Mayurnirmal: Hi,   I am having the same problem but not yet solved.   i have added following in my web.config  file: <appSettings>     <add key=''CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader.RewritePath'' value=''False'' /> </appSettings>    anything else that i have to do in my .aspx page/ ...

After disabling firebug the upload worked. But I am seeing a jump of about 500MB in the RAM Firefox uses while uploading a 700MB file. This does cause me some concern, because it is likely that our clients may not have that much spare memory on their machines. Also, I'm having to manually set the Uploader.TempDirectory because it is not ...