HTML Editor 2010SE (Second Edition)...

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The upgrade still won't work with Vista. I had this problem with the last version and assumed the problem would be solved with the update. But I have the same issue.

When I install the program, I can start it from the last install screen. However, it won't start any other way. I get the message that this program has stopped working, etc.

Any idea what's going on?
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Dean Rieck wrote:
The upgrade still won't work with Vista. I had this problem with the last version and assumed the problem would be solved with the update. But I have the same issue.

When I install the program, I can start it from the last install screen. However, it won't start any other way. I get the message that this program has stopped working, etc.

Any idea what's going on?

I would suggest opening a support ticket Dean so we can get more specific information about the issue. I use Vista all the time (unfortunately) and it works without any issues here and as you can see by this thread, no other Vista users have reported problems.

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Great editor, but one small annoyance - if I insert an image in HTML5 mode, the inserted tag includes border="0", but the validator says this is not valid in HTML5, and to use CSS instead. No problem with that, but is it possible to have the image tag go in without border="0"?

Thanks for all the work.

Regards,

Steven
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Steven Robinson wrote:
Great editor, but one small annoyance - if I insert an image in HTML5 mode, the inserted tag includes border="0", but the validator says this is not valid in HTML5, and to use CSS instead. No problem with that, but is it possible to have the image tag go in without border="0"?

Thanks for all the work.

Regards,

Steven


There will be a lot of little things we will need to update like that over the course of the year. It is on our list.. ;)
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Steven Robinson wrote:

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if I insert an image in HTML5 mode, the inserted tag includes border="0", but the validator says this is not valid in HTML5, and to use CSS instead. No problem with that, but is it possible to have the image tag go in without border="0"?
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Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm a newbie in websitebuilding and trying to build my first website with CoffeeCup HTML-editor build 365. Windows 7, ultimate 64-bit (nl).

How or where did you get this border="0"?

I'm working in html5 too and as experiment I've inserted some images, with and without CSS, but I have not a problem with the border="0"?

I use only the Code Editor and the "code"-tab in combination with the practical pop-up selection tables to enter the codes.

If I try to open the Visual Editor, I'll get a warning that the Visual Editor has been disabled because I'm using HTML 5 DOCTYPE. So here's no problem.

This are some parts of the code and a view of the page you can see here (for some time) on my testbed:

http://espero-home.net/Test/fnt2010/kaarten/bridge.html


<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="generator" content="CoffeeCup HTML Editor (www.coffeecup.com)">
<meta name="created" content="do, 08 jul 2010 23:48:53 GMT">
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="../_css/stijlen.css"/>

<!-- Hier de titel, description en keywords aanpassen -->

<div id="hoofding">
<img style="float: left; width: 350px; height: 120px;" src="../home/img/logopassie.png" alt="logo De passie"/>
<img style="float: right; width: 250px; height: 120px;" src="../home/img/webtitel.png" alt="titel 't Fonteintje"/>
</div>

<!-- ........ -->

<p>Een ander groot verschil is dat van het paar dat het hoogste <img class="picintxt" src="img/bridge_tafel.jpg" alt="Bridgetafel"/> bod gedaan heeft,
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<!-- ........ -->

<div class="box">
<h4>Logo Seniorbridge</h4>
<img style="align: center; width: 266px; height: 266px;" src="img/bridge_logo.png" alt="Fonteintje: Logo Bridgeclub"/>
</div>


The style for the picture(photo) in the text, I defined in the CSS-file:

.picintxt {
margin: 10px;
float: right;
width: 266px;
}
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Visual editor does not seem to work in CoffeeCup 2010 SE. If I select the tab I get the message No such interface supported. I get the same message when I set the Initial Document Mode to Virtual Editor.

Is there anyway to resolve this problem?
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To use the latest version of CoffeeCup HTML Editor, you must be using Windows XP Service Pack 3, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 7.0 or higher.

If you are using XP/SP3 and are still having this issue, please see this article on how to correct the problem:

http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … ditor-tab/

If you are using a 64-bit version of any of these operating systems, the HTML Editor should work normally. If you experience any issues, consult this article: http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … ws-64-bit/
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Hi
Using the HTML Editor 2010SE I changed all the code of my wife website (http://www.art-i-batik.com/main_en.html , this is the English main page) to be compliant with HTML5 and CSS3. I didn't validate in the end because I know there are some errors yet (I´m an amateur).
But It was very easy to make the facelift and you people can check all CC technology involved in this page. The non CC scripts are from Facebook, Google and counters.
It was really a mass work to do this but the Editor worked perfectly.
Regards

PS If somebody see any error please report me
Jimmy The Sailor
http://www.jimmythesailor.net (trying to show my photos)
http://www.art-i-batik.com (my wife's gallery)
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Dear Friends - If I understand the situation correctly from what's been said above, the new HTML Editor 'recognises' and supports UTF-8. Good!! When will that recognition apply to VSD? Or is it just a matter of changing the 'char-set' script at the top of each page? As you can see I am not an expert!!!??? but I think VSD is great. I do hope to migrate to the Editor soon. At the moment, as my site is in two languages (English and Vietnamese) having built the site in VSD, I then have to open the site in D********** and use their UTF-8 facility to add the proper VN characters. Such a shame!! Thanks for listening (or is that reading!) Leon Shears
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Leon Shears wrote:
Dear Friends - If I understand the situation correctly from what's been said above, the new HTML Editor 'recognises' and supports UTF-8. Good!! When will that recognition apply to VSD? Or is it just a matter of changing the 'char-set' script at the top of each page? As you can see I am not an expert!!!??? but I think VSD is great. I do hope to migrate to the Editor soon. At the moment, as my site is in two languages (English and Vietnamese) having built the site in VSD, I then have to open the site in D********** and use their UTF-8 facility to add the proper VN characters. Such a shame!! Thanks for listening (or is that reading!) Leon Shears

I don't really see UTF8 making it into VSD for quite sometime as a feature like that would require substantial re-configuration of the entire program. We do have some ideas but it won't be an overnight sort of fix I am sorry to say.
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