After looking through the forum, it appears that "Browse Server" must be one of the most difficult things to set up correctly.
My simple question: How do I set up my config and/or connector files so that when an admin hits the Browse Server button, they will see the image files in my site's Gallery folder?
my path to the Gallery folder on my site:
MyDomain/Gallery
in case it matters, within that folder are other folders with the actual image files, such as:
MyDomain/Gallery/JohnSmith/photo99.jpg
I have a classic ASP site, but if someone has a solution in php or whatever, I should be able to get it from that.
Since it seems like quite a few people are struggling with this functionality, I hope that someone who knows the answer will post it, and then maybe the solution belongs in the documentation or FAQ.
Thank in advance for your help!
Dennis
{edit} I edited out the file names and code, to simplify my request.
My simple question: How do I set up my config and/or connector files so that when an admin hits the Browse Server button, they will see the image files in my site's Gallery folder?
my path to the Gallery folder on my site:
MyDomain/Gallery
in case it matters, within that folder are other folders with the actual image files, such as:
MyDomain/Gallery/JohnSmith/photo99.jpg
I have a classic ASP site, but if someone has a solution in php or whatever, I should be able to get it from that.
Since it seems like quite a few people are struggling with this functionality, I hope that someone who knows the answer will post it, and then maybe the solution belongs in the documentation or FAQ.
Thank in advance for your help!
Dennis
{edit} I edited out the file names and code, to simplify my request.

Re: Browse Server -
Re: Browse Server - solution
my path to the Gallery folder on my site:
MyDomain/Gallery
... within that folder are other folders with the actual image files, such as:
MyDomain/Gallery/JohnSmith/photo99.jpg
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the solution:
In config.asp:
ConfigUserFilesPath = "/"
and
ConfigFileTypesPath.Add "Image", ConfigUserFilesPath & "Gallery/"
-Dennis
{edit} I forgot to mention that I I enabled the Write permission for my Gallery folder (which I set to include sub-folders as well.)