Scott,
Please try the following example and find the correct option for your situation.
If you want to keep JavaScript and server side code, please use the following properties:
Editor.AllowEditServerSideCode Property
By default Cute Editor doesn't allow edit the Server side code. When this property is set to true, Cute Editor will allow edit the Server side code.
Example Code
<%
Dim editor
Set editor = New CuteEditor
editor.ID= "Editor1"
'When Editor.AllowEditServerSideCode Property is set to true, Cute Editor will allow edit the Server side code.
editor.AllowEditServerSideCode = true
editor.Text = "Hello World"
editor.Draw()
%>
Editor.EnableStripScriptTags Property
Specifies whether to remove inject script before write the string into the db.
Example Code
<%
Dim editor
Set editor = New CuteEditor
editor.ID = "Editor1"
'Specifies whether to remove inject script before write the string into the db.
editor.EnableStripScriptTags = false
editor.Text = "Hello World"
editor.Draw()
%>
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