If the area is empty to start with then the appropriate tags appear to be entered by default (if you've chosen divs then these appear, p tags then you get an opening and closing p tag, etc.   If the area has something in it when it opens (a basic bit of text) then this is fine and you can edit to your hearts content.   As I say, not ...

I'm using a SQL database to store all of my entires of a new web application I'm building.  The problem I have is that all entries inserted into the database using this great tool are wrapped in <div> tags. Is this be default? If so, how do I turn this off as it's upsetting the page layouts.   Thanx

Thanx for this Adam. I've now received the mail and I've managed to install the software successfully. Just playing around with it a bit more now.

Figured it out. The Cute_Editor include file was coming way down in my page. Once I moved it to the top (above all other includes) then it seem a lot happier. Not sure why this is and if anyone can offer any insight then I'd be grateful...but at least it works now.

I've since downloaded and installed V4.1. I've installed this in a test area and it work beautifully. I even recreated the folder structure on my existing site (but not the actual files) and this again worked very well. However, as soon as I copy this across to my actual site I still get the same error as described in my original ...

I was wondering if the costs of this product had went up recently? I purchased V3 back in April 2005 for $100 (Server edition) and notice that the Server Edition for V4 is $200 (the upgrade is $100).   Now I only use this on one server (as we're a small business) so which licence should I purchase? The domain or the server ...

Yes I can. I've actually setup a few examples which work fine but I'm now moving the files into other locations within my website (within subfolders) and it now comes up with this error.   What I've got is an include file on one of my pages which has a reference to inc_CuteEditor.asp. This is where I receive my error message. If I remove ...

I'm trying to use this great product in my website but I'm receiving the most unusual error (well it is to me). When I open a page with the cute Editor code within I get the following error: Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ea'Syntax error/includes/inc_CuteEditor.asp, line 2Class CuteEditor Not sure why I'm getting this ...

I've also added CuteEditor to a sub folder in the root can created a new website in IIS to reference this folder (http://server:98) and it's working in this area. Not sure what the difference would be between the two?

I added CuteEditor into the root of my site (development area) and I'm receiving a number of error messages. I'm now running enableall.asp but I'm attaching creenshots of the errors I'm getting: