CKFinder, ASP.Net and images in SQL Server

Thanks for your reply, Wiktor.

The problem is not the pipe character but in how the URL is returned to FCKEditor. I really just want to return:

http://website/GetImage.ashx?isk=127

Yes, I understand and have attempted to do this.

Here's an example of what I want to see in the CKFinder window i.e. thumbnail and filename:


And here's what I want returned to FCKEditor image properties window when an image is chosen in CKFinder:


There seem to be a few settings files and I was trying to step through what was being used where in the js code. I show what seems to be the main one below -- config.ascx -- but there is also one in the connector DLL template I copied -- Settings/ConfigFile.cs -- whose relevance I still don't quite understand.

My modifications to config.ascx:

// The base URL used to reach files in CKFinder through the browser.
BaseUrl = "~/GetImage.ashx?isk=";
...
type = ResourceType.Add( "Images" );
type.Url = BaseUrl;  // Originally: type.Url = BaseUrl +"images/";  If I take this out, my returned Url is better. Becomes: /fckCustom/GetImage.ashx?isk=/232%7C2nd%20Meeting.jpg
...

My modifications to GetFilesCommandHandler.cs:

...
protected override void BuildXml()
{
     ...
     SiteStructureDataContext dc = new SiteStructureDataContext(connectionString);
     var images = from p in dc.ImageStores
                         orderby p.Filename
                         select new { p.ImageStoreKey, p.Filename, p.SizeInBytes };

     foreach (var img in images)
     {
          XmlNode oFileNode = XmlUtil.AppendElement(oFilesNode, "File");
          XmlUtil.SetAttribute(oFileNode, "name", img.ImageStoreKey.ToString() + "|" + img.Filename);
          XmlUtil.SetAttribute(oFileNode, "date", System.DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyMMddHHmm"));
          XmlUtil.SetAttribute(oFileNode, "size", img.SizeInBytes.ToString());
     }
}

OK, I've worked out my own solution. I am writing my own image browser in ASP.Net. Seems to be doing the job.

Also found an answer to the "minified" code for FCKEditor here:

http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_2.x/Developers_Guide/Customization/Scripts_Compression

Looks like there's no equivalent for CKFinder freely available.