File Browser Issues - ASP.NET 2.0

OK, this one is really strange and I cannot explain it at all. Just to set up the environment, I'm using ASP.NET 2.0 and the latest version of FCKEditor (2.4.3) running on IIS6 (Windows 2003 SP2).

I have built a CMS system for a bunch of web sites. Its a little complicated but I will hopefully be able to explain it. I have one folder that multiple domains are assigned to in IIS. That folder has inside it the code for the web site, CMS, FCKEditor, etc. Also the folder for the userfiles are all located in a folder named uploads. Inside that folder uploads is a folder for each web site. Inside the code it looks at the domain name and then determines which web site it is and assigns the users to the correct folder inside of uploads.

Here is what it looks like:

/root
   /bin
   /fckeditor
   /uploads
      /site1
      /site2

Thu, 07/26/2007 - 21:11

fredck

Joined: 19/01/2007

Posts: 898

Re: File Browser Issues - ASP.NET 2.0

The only thing that come in my mind is that, under that configuration, the site user /one is running in a different application than the site running at the root (which includes /fckeditor). So, being them two different applications, they don't share the same session or application space.

So, you should make things work under the same application. As /one is pointing to root, I think you are able to set the editor BasePath to /one/fckeditor/, not /fckeditor/. You may also try to set it to ~/fckeditor/ to see if it works.

I hope that helps you.

FredCK

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Sat, 07/28/2007 - 20:07

dawho9

Joined: 11/06/2007

Posts: 19

Re: File Browser Issues - ASP.NET 2.0

Yep, its the application that is causing me the problems. Unfortunately I am using the application to define the different web sites so I cannot not use them.

So instead, I have recompiled the ASP.NET dll to include some code to pick the right folder instead by checking the database for the right code.

Thanks,

Richard