Hi sahar,   Can you poste your upoader page url? so we can check it for you.   Also, you can send it to Kenneth@CuteSoft.net   Regards,   Ken 

Hi swathiVajja,   As I said, this api only fire when the editor load complete. You hide the editor by default, so this api will not fire. This is why I told you do not hide the editor by default. and hide it in this api like the exmaple page I provide.   another way is that, before you try to using api method of the editor, you nee ...

Hi flashiedirk,   I think you just did not use the correct method to get the editor content. Refer to the output_xhtml demo page. you can set the EncodeHiddenValue property for it and test it. the demo will output the correct code in the page. If it works for you too, please use the same way to get the editor content.     ...

Hi,   You do not need to fire the "CuteEditor_OnInitialized", it will fire automatically when the editor load. For now has no way to fire it in code, so you must wait for the page load. What I mean to hide the container when the editor load, is like the example below. I hide the div1 in the ...

Hi cmick,   Can you show me your Cutechat site url? So we can check it for you.   Also, you can send it to Kenneth@CuteSoft.net   Regards,   Ken 

Hi sahar,   The silverlight mode will separate the upload file as a few pieces to upload, and it will  stable than the flash mode. And under the windows authentication and SSL, the silverlight mode will work better than flash mode too.   Regards,   Ken 

Hi swathiVajja,   Before the editor load complete, can not access any of the client API of it.   I suggest you hide the container after the editor load complete in ...

Hi ppham,   Please open the web.config, find the line below and remove it. it should work.   <add key="DefaultAdminUsername" value="admin" />               Regards,   Ken 

Hi cw808,   I thing you added the code in page load event, try add in Init.   protected override void OnInit(EventArgs e)    {        base.OnInit(e);   ...

Hi,   Try set AllowEdit to true in the target directly.         <DotNetGallery:GalleryBrowser runat="server" ID="GalleryBrowser1" Layout="SlideShow"  AllowEdit="true" />   Regards,   Ken