Hi mhpeters, In the upload handler file, you need to create the uploader instance too.  Please refer to ''phpuploader\ajaxuploaderhandler.php'', ''ajax-attachments-handler.php'' and ''ajax-multiplefiles-handler.php'' $uploader=new PhpUploader();  Regards, Ken 

Please check this example:   http://phpfileuploader.com/demo/demo2.php   A sample demonstrates how to implement a custom upload handler then accepts the incoming files. In handler page (UploadUrl) developers can rename the uploaded files, process other logics programmatically.   You can also get other fields of the form in ...

Hi Do you guys do custom jobs?I like this uploader(not bought it yet) to be implemented in my shop. I don't have the full knowledge (php and java) myself.I had something nice set up with the  ajax-attachement sample, but setting own temp directory brought me back to zero.  Thanks

jerica,   Cute Editor doesn't contain any code to refresh the page automatically.   Can you check your PHP page?  Does it contains some HTML <meta> tag to make it refresh?   For example:   Refresh page every 5 seconds: <meta http-equiv=''refresh'' content=''5'' />        

very similar to the issues shown in the php forum thread, ie9 only closes the browser when attempting to insert a flash video to a page.   php link >>> http://cutesoft.net/forums/thread/74091.aspx   using version 6.6     

Rhonda: hello kyle: i can't get $editor->BaseHref to work kyle: is there a bug in the code ...

Dear Kenneth, I’m a colleague of Jermaine1 currently working on the problem. I removed the old Cuteeditor folder, downloaded the newest version you linked, and uploaded it. I still get the ‘trying to close the window’ pop-up in IE9. Chrome works fine. When testing the EnableAll.php page in IE9 I do not experience any ...

I have implemented the cute editor for php with the following paths:   $editor->FilesGalleryPath = ''/designupload''; $editor->ImageGalleryPath = ''/designupload'';   however when uploading an image the dir used is ./CuteEditor_Files/Dialogs/designupload etc.   This means when inserting an image it uses relative path ...

It should be very simple.   Send that PHP file to me. [email protected].   You need to follow the logic below if you want to do it yourself.   1. Find the exisitng Textarea ID   2. Delete the current editor code.   3. Create a new instance based on the Textarea ID.   That's it.    

You can restrict image uploads by size, please refer to http://phphtmledit.com/document/scr/Restricting-image-uploads.htm The total upload size restriction is not available in PHP version right now.Sorry for inconvenience.   Regards, Eric