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A file manager plugin for TinyMCE v4
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specify subdirectory in resources dynamically with url parameter? #10

Open tybowman opened 10 years ago

tybowman commented 10 years ago

We have 400 sub webs in our cms each with their own folder to store their own images and files. Is there a way to pass a folder name to restrict the file manager to navigate only that folder and (and subfolders) instead of one resources folder shared by all? Thanks.

arndta commented 10 years ago

Is it a possibility to set a few session variables?

If you were able to set "TFM_UploadPath" and "TFM_ThumbPath" to a user directory before opening the file manager, it should restrict them to that path.

On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 4:27 PM, tybowman notifications@github.com wrote:

We have 400 sub webs in our cms each with their own folder to store their own images and files. Is there a way to pass a folder name to restrict the file manager to navigate only that folder and (and subfolders) instead of one resources folder shared by all? Thanks.

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tybowman commented 10 years ago

I should be able to set/add session variables but I tried below (VB) and it didn't work. I tried setting/adding these in the page that loads the tinymce editor (VB). Btw, we are using Windows authentication and the filemanager directory is in an authenticated directory. I also tried these using C# in the dialog.aspx page on page_load which produced an error.

HttpContext.Current.Session("TFM_UploadPath") = "uploads\webadminpractice\" HttpContext.Current.Session("TFM_ThumbPath") = "uploads\webadminpractice\" HttpContext.Current.Session.Add("TFM_UploadPath", "uploads\" & sWeb.Replace(" ", "").ToLower & "\") HttpContext.Current.Session.Add("TFM_ThumbPath", "uploads\" & sWeb.Replace(" ", "").ToLower & "\")

arndta commented 10 years ago

I'm not sure I've tested that in a good while. I'll get back to you on that.

Might be a good test to have dialog.aspx output the session vars and see if it has a value. Could be some weirdness with app pools and stuff. On Apr 25, 2014 6:16 PM, "tybowman" notifications@github.com wrote:

I should be able to set/add session variables but I tried below (VB) and it didn't work. I tried setting/adding these in the page that loads the tinymce editor (VB). Btw, we are using Windows authentication and the filemanager directory is in an authenticated directory. I also tried these using C# in the dialog.aspx page on page_load which produced an error.

HttpContext.Current.Session("TFM_UploadPath") = "uploads\webadminpractice\" HttpContext.Current.Session("TFM_ThumbPath") = "uploads\webadminpractice\" HttpContext.Current.Session.Add("TFM_UploadPath", "uploads\" & sWeb.Replace(" ", "").ToLower & "\") HttpContext.Current.Session.Add("TFM_ThumbPath", "uploads\" & sWeb.Replace(" ", "").ToLower & "\")

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/arndta/TinyFileManager.NET/issues/10#issuecomment-41448282 .

tybowman commented 10 years ago

I tried looping through the session variables in Page_Load but there are two problems. 1) There is no way to override Page_Load and 2) none of the objects are recognized.

1) S0506: 'ASP.dialog_aspx.Page_Load(object, System.EventArgs)': cannot override inherited member 'TinyFileManager.NET.dialog.Page_Load(object, System.EventArgs)' because it is not marked virtual, abstract, or override Line 3: public override void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

2) System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Line 68: <% if (this.objConfig.boolAllowUploadFile) { %>