hi

anybody know this error ?

Access violation at address 59A0DB8D in module 'TRIEDIT.DLL. Write of address 0064006D.

I have the HTML Editor set to open .html files with the visual editor by default. I get this error when file opens. If I merely click the "x" to close the error box, things seem to continue ok.

thanks for any help

d blackthorn

Can you please open a support ticket so we can get one of our users to look into this issue for you. Make sure to tell us as much as you can about your operating system, browser versions etc. and send us a copy of the page you are trying to open.

That should be enough to help us get to the bottom of this for ya.

thanks --- fixed in today's update (316) to The HTML Editor

Tried to upload entire website project.

Get access violation error

"Access Violation at Address 0040B70F in module 'coffee.exe'. Write of address 004052D5"

Running XP via VM Ware on a MAC.

Uploading selected files works okay.

Any ideas?

Hans

Have you tried re-installing the software? Also, what XP build are you on? You need to be on XP Sp3 at a minimum.

I am getting the same error on Windows 7 after downloading the latest version of HTML editor... seems clear that use of this dll is no longer supported do you have a fix?

My OS is fully patched and yes I uninstalled and reinstalled the app and the DHTML components.

Please open a support ticket as soon as you can and give us as much information about your computer setup as you can (Operating system, service packs installed, IE version etc.).

Once we know more, I am sure we can resolve this.

If you have the ddl "TriEdit.dll" in mind, I can confirm this ActiveX is still enabled without any problem in my system: Windows7, ultimate 64-bit.
(I guess it is used toghether with "DHTMLEd.ocx" for the WYSIWYG editing)

It is used for 32-bit programs while it is situated in the folder for 32-bit programs, where also "CoffeeCup Software" resides:



I've downloaded the most recent version 2010 build 361 and made a fresh install (I first removed the previous release candidate version completely with RevoUninstaller).

After the new installation I opened my testsite without changing anything and it worked fine, even the utf-8 accented characters.

My testsite is made partly in the free version of the CoffeeCup editor but most of the pages already in the registered version.

I've used as DOCTYPE:



and in the head: