Hi,

 

We used to tell Cute Editor's Image Uploader to store images in contextually-generated sub folder paths so that User A's images are not visible to User B. This is possible thanks to Cute Editor's SetSecurityGalleryPath and friends.

 

We are making a switch to DB-storage of these same images. Thanks to the CustomFileProvider we know how to get started, but we are now at a bit of a loss as to what to do to separate users images.

 

Because the CustomFileProvider just assigns SetSecurityGalleryPath to "/". How can we still allow User A his/hre private folder and User B his/her different private folder?

 

Please kindly help,

 

Thank you!

 

Best regards,

-- David

 

P.S. I have tried SetSecurityGalleryPath to an unique folder name (per user) and that didn't work at all.

 

P.P.S. I have also tried to add an additional field in the backend fsitems table to track permissions and ownership, but that still has the problem of User A not being able to upload the same named file as User B because of the unique key constrain on the path field. Maybe I can play with the uniqueness constraints?

David,

 

You just need to set different gallery path:

 

private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
  {
   Editor1.Setting["CuteEditorFileStorageType"]=typeof(SqlFileStorage).AssemblyQualifiedName;
   Editor1.Setting["DownFile"]=ResolveUrl("DownFile.Aspx");
   Editor1.SetSecurityGalleryPath("/test1");

 }

 

If you want to have different folder for flash, image, media and file.

 

   Editor1.SetSecurityImageGalleryPath(path1);
   Editor1.SetSecurityMediaGalleryPath(path2);
   Editor1.SetSecurityFlashGalleryPath(path3);
   Editor1.SetSecurityFilesGalleryPath(path4);
   Editor1.SetSecurityTemplateGalleryPath(path5);