How to Limit the Size of Image Files
You can easily limit the size of the image files using the following methods:
The security policy file (default.config, admin.config and
guest.config) can be found in the /CuteEditor/Configuration/Security folder. In
security policy file you can find the MaxImageSize element
which contains the value of max image file upload size limit (in kbs). By
default, it contains the following value:
<security
name="MaxImageSize">100</security>
You can modify the MaxImageSize element to meet your own
requirements.
For example:
<security
name="MaxImageSize">200</security>
C# Example:
Editor1.Setting["security:MaxImageSize"]= "200";or
Editor1.SetSecurityMaxImageSize= "200";
VB Example:
Editor1.Setting("security:MaxImageSize")= "200"
or Editor1.SetSecurityMaxImageSize= "200"
Upload Images With Dimension Restrictions
Specify what set dimension restrictions will be when uploading the images.
You can easily specify where or not set dimension restrictions when uploading
the images using the following methods:
In security policy file you can find the RestrictUploadedImageDimension
element. By default, it contains the following value:
<security
name="RestrictUploadedImageDimension">true</security>
You can modify the RestrictUploadedImageDimension element to
meet your own requirements.
For example:
<security
name="RestrictUploadedImageDimension">false</security>
C# Example:
Editor1.Setting["security:RestrictUploadedImageDimension"]= "true";
VB Example:
Editor1.Setting("security:RestrictUploadedImageDimension")= "true"
Specify the maximum width/height of the image files to be uploaded.
You can easily specify the maximum width/height of the image files to be
uploaded using the following methods:
In security policy file you can find the MaxImageWidth element
and MaxImageHeight element. By default, they
contain the following value:
<security
name="MaxImageWidth">640</security>
<security
name="MaxImageHeight">480</security>
You can modify the MaxImageWidth element and MaxImageHeight
element to meet your own requirements.
For example:
<security
name="MaxImageWidth">1280</security>
<security
name="MaxImageHeight">960</security>
C# Example:
Editor1.Setting["security:MaxImageWidth"]= "1280";or
Editor1.Setting["security:MaxImageHeight"]= "960";
Editor1.SetSecurityMaxImageDimension(1280,960);SetSecurityMaxImageDimension
VB Example:
Editor1.Setting("security:MaxImageWidth")= "1280"
Editor1.Setting("security:MaxImageHeight")= "960"
or Editor1.SetSecurityMaxImageDimension(1280,960)