I have an instance of CuteEditor on a page with web controls that use AJAX .NET.  When I interact with one of these web controls (like, say, pressing a link button) I get a hard exception from Cute Editor :   System.Web.HttpException: Filtering is not allowed.    at System.Web.HttpResponse.set_Filter(Stream ...

My page that uses CuteEditor is www.mysite.com/feedback/feedbackIn.aspx.  Whenever I do a postback, CuteEditor tries to access a file called www.mysite.com/feedback/null/index.aspx.  Needless to say, the null folder does not exist.  Thus, my exception handler picks it up.  I think this problem is new to 6.0.   Please ...

I've found that when I put in linebreaks - not HTML linebreaks like <br> and <p> but the regular kind that get translated to \n - in HTML mode, they're taken out when I toggle to Normal mode.  When I toggle back to HTML mode, they're completely gone.  Is there a way to stop this from happening?

By adding the buttons to the default.config and setting the CodeViewTemplateItemList property, I was able to make the buttons appear.    However, now I'm getting some very strange behavior.  If I boldface some words in HTML mode, it will make the text itself bold; it will not add tags.  If I then toggle to ''Normal'' mode, ...

Ok, I tried the example, but am having problems with it.   So, I'm working with the top editor, the one that's supposed to demonstrate server-side responses.  When I click on the ''Hello'' button, everything works as it should.  However, when I click on the ''Save'' button, I do not get a server-side message.  Instead, I get ...

Still not working.  I modified my Full.config to read as follows :       <codeviewToolbars>         <item type=''g_start'' />         <item type=''image'' name=''Save'' postback=''True'' />         <item ...

Ok, looks like I've solved this problem.  I use the following line :   editor.EnableContextMenu = false; And that appears to do the trick.   Thanks for the help.

I understand that.  However, if I use the standard HTML textbox, I don't have this problem.  Only with CuteEditor.    I know that CuteEditor has it's own context menus, and does a bunch of stuff with the right-click action.  Is there a way to just turn this stuff off completely, so that IE doesn't throw up the warning ...

Well, I don't have AutoConfigure turned on, so it's just using the default setup for Normal view, which includes bold, underline, etc.  Should I be explicitly setting the toolbar properties for Normal mode?  If so, how should I do it?

This looks great, but where is the code for it?  The link you gave me just goes to the demonstration.