UserFilesPath issue

This seems to be the only way this works....

I put this in the global.asx

void Session_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Code that runs when a new session is started
Session["FCKeditor:UserFilesPath"] = "/UserFiles/Image/";
}

But then you have to mess with the filebrowserconnector.cs file because it throws the resourceType on top of your path

private string GetUrlFromPath( string resourceType, string folderPath )
{
if ( resourceType == null || resourceType.Length == 0 )
return this.UserFilesPath.TrimEnd('/') + folderPath ;
else
return this.UserFilesPath + resourceType + folderPath ;
}

Better yet. I found you can set:
Application["FCKeditor:UserFilesPath"] = TextBox1.Text;

The dll will read this

The only problem is if there are multiple users..... Back to square 1

It looks like there are multiple sessions from when I set the sessions until it gets read in the FileWorkerBase.cs

HELP!!!!!!

I FIGURED IT OUT!!!!!


First of all, I use a key in my web.config...
<add key="fckBrowser" value="FCKeditor/editor/filemanager/browser/default/browser.html?Type=Image&amp;Connector=../../connectors/aspx/connector.aspx&amp;ServerPath=/IISVirtualDir/UserFiles/Image/"/>

notice the ServerPath

In the "FileWorkerBase.cs" page I had to swith the code so it read the query string first.

// Try to get from the URL.
if (sUserFilesPath == null || sUserFilesPath.Length == 0)
{
sUserFilesPath = Request.QueryString["ServerPath"];
}
// Otherwise use the default value.
if ( sUserFilesPath == null || sUserFilesPath.Length == 0 )
sUserFilesPath = DEFAULT_USER_FILES_PATH ;

Then in the aspx page I add the control.
<FCKeditorV2:fckeditor id="FCKeditor1" runat="server"></FCKeditorV2:fckeditor>


Then in the Page_Init...

FCKeditor1.ImageBrowserURL = Request.Url.Scheme + "://" + Request.Url.Authority + Request.ApplicationPath.TrimEnd('/') + '/' + System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings.Get("fckBrowser") + Session["ID"];

Notice the session at the end. That is the id of the person logged in. There has to be a folder in the =/IISVirtualDir/UserFiles/Image/2
2 being the id and folder name

Now in the "FileBrowserConnector.cs"
I had to do this because it is adding "image" after the link. This will be a problem if you are uploading a nother type of file and want to seperate the different types of files in different folders. I have not gotten that far yet.

private string ServerMapFolder( string resourceType, string folderPath )
{
// Get the resource type directory.
// ****************HAD TO COMMENT THAT OUT
//string sResourceTypePath = System.IO.Path.Combine( this.UserFilesDirectory, resourceType ) ;
string sResourceTypePath = this.UserFilesDirectory;

// Ensure that the directory exists.
Util.CreateDirectory( sResourceTypePath ) ;

// Return the resource type directory combined with the required path.
return System.IO.Path.Combine( sResourceTypePath, folderPath.TrimStart('/') ) ;
}

http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/083105-1.aspx

One more Caveat....

You have to add the following line in browser.html at line 70

sUrl += '&Digest=' + GetUrlParam( 'Digest' )

They rerwite the URL in this file