The Subsequent property If you have more than one editor on a page it is recommended that you call the subsequent() function on all editors except the first editor. The subsequent function will generate a specially configured editor that will share resources with the first editor on the page. This will greatly improve performance. Note that if you do not use the subsequent() function your multiple instances will still run, but may load slower than necessary.
Example Code
<%
Dim editor
Set editor =
New CuteEditor
editor.ID =
"Editor1"
''more than one editor on a page it is recommended that you call the subsequent on all editors except the first editor. This will greatly improve performance.
editor.SubSequent
= true
editor.Text =
"Hello World"
editor.Draw()
%>
Editor Class | CuteEditor Namespace