I'm using a trial version of CuteEdit. When I use pasteHTML JavaScript API call, I'm getting an error message "Object doesn't support this property or method.".

 

Here is the code:

            <script>var editor = document.getElementById("<%= Editor1.ClientID %>"); alert(editor); alert(editor.innerHTML); editor.pasteHTML("axitapatla");</script>

 

The first alert shows "[object]" and the second shows the inner HTML of CE_Editor1_ID. Why pasteHTML doesn't work?

 

Thank you,

Alex

Alex,

 

Your code looks ok to me.

 

Are you sure your Cute Editor Id is "Editor1"?

 

   function PasteHTML(html)
   {
    // get the cute editor instance
    var editor1 = document.getElementById('<%=Editor1.ClientID%>');
    
    editor1.PasteHTML(html);
   }

I've been going in circles again because of your developer's guide. For the "PasteHTML" you put a sample that calls it with lower case "p". Sometimes people spend hours to figure out what's wrong. And this is not the only one. Try to use the spell check button on toolbar. According to developer's guide, you should put <item name="netspell" /> in the config file. But this doesn't work. Why developers using your editor should go through your forum and find out that the documentation is wrong? You have found this issue on 08/01/2005 and didn't corrected yet. I would like to see a link on your web page about the errors in developer's guide. It will be much easier than reading all forum messages.

 

Thank you,

Alex