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Using SQL File Storage

Last post 04-03-2005, 9:44 PM by Adam. 3 replies.


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04-03-2005, 8:10 PM 5271

andrew00
Joined on 03-04-2004
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Using SQL File Storage

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I'm very interesting in using a database to store uploaded files, RATHER than the filesystem. Is there any documentation on how to do this?

04-03-2005, 8:20 PM 5272 in reply to 5271

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
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Re: Using SQL File Storage

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04-03-2005, 9:37 PM 5273 in reply to 5272

andrew00
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Re: Using SQL File Storage

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OK - how come CuteEditor converts the ampersands in my URLs to &amp? I need to paste the following:

img height="24" hspace="5" src="http://127.0.0.1/core/CO41DownloadFile.aspx?fileID=201690&hash=YokqKkClAqnhV%2bxLSGiFlITR2ZcBAwUH" width="539" align="baseline" />

But the editor keeps on converting it to:

img height="24" hspace="5" src="http://127.0.0.1/core/CO41DownloadFile.aspx?fileID=201690&hash=YokqKkClAqnhV%2bxLSGiFlITR2ZcBAwUH" width="539" align="baseline" />

Event when I paste in HTML mode. How do I get around this?

04-03-2005, 9:44 PM 5274 in reply to 5273

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: Using SQL File Storage

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Try set Editor.UseHTMLEntities Property to false

By default Cute Editor maps most special characters to the equivalent HTML entity automatically. You can turn it off by setting this property to "false".