CUTE EDITOR FOR CLASSIC ASP
Cute Editor: the WYSIWYG HTML editor for Classic ASP
Rich content for the site you already have.
Give your content creators a familiar editing experience. Cute Editor replaces a plain textarea with a configurable, Word-like rich text editor for Classic ASP.
Format content, manage images and publish HTML from your existing application.
A better way
to put ideas into words.
Bring rich formatting to the pages your team creates every day.
The essentials for everyday publishing.
A configurable toolbar
Choose the editing controls your content contributors need and adapt the toolbar to your workflow.
Cleaner pasted content
The Paste from Word tool removes unnecessary word-processor markup from pasted text.
Images and files
Let contributors insert images and manage files as part of the editing experience.
Built for Classic ASP
Add rich editing to your existing application without changing your server-side platform.
Start with the right resources.
Questions about the Classic ASP editor
What is Cute Editor for ASP?
Cute Editor for ASP is a WYSIWYG HTML editor for Classic ASP pages. It replaces a plain textarea with a Word-like editor, so content authors can format text, add images and tables, and publish HTML without writing markup.
How do I add the editor to a Classic ASP page?
Copy the cuteeditor_files folder into your application, include the CuteEditor class at the top of your .asp page, and create the editor where your textarea used to be. The sample pages (default.asp and simple.asp) show a working form that saves the HTML from the editor. The deployment guide walks through each step.
Which servers does it run on?
It runs on IIS with Classic ASP enabled. Check the requirements for supported versions and browsers.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes. Download a free evaluation from the download page and license it when you go live. See licensing for the options.
Is there a version for ASP.NET?
Yes. Cute Editor for ASP.NET covers Web Forms, and the Rich Text Editor covers JavaScript, ASP.NET Core, MVC and Blazor.
