Hi,

  We're right at the final stage of integrating cuteeditor into our CMS. The CMS works by setting the session variable "regid" to the customers relevant registration id. This occurs as part of their secure login process. This works happily throughout the site.

 

In the news editor the user can create an instance of the Cute Editor for editing rich HTML pages and this part works. However, when they go to browse images - specifically to upload an image when the "main" part of CuteEditor creates an instance of our custom class (SQLFileStorage.vb - converted from the demo SQLFileStorage.cs) we find that when we try and reference the session;

 

Andy:

 

Please try to modify the CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Load.ashx

 

and change all content to :

 

<%@ WebHandler language="C#" class="MyLoadHandler" %>

public class MyLoadHandler : CuteEditor.LoadHandler , System.Web.SessionState.IRequiresSessionState
{
}

 

Hope this helps.

 

Regards , Terry .

Thanks for the quick response. Looks like it's done the trick.

 

cheers

Andy

I sort of spoke too soon !

What now happens is that within the CMS, it all works fine, the gallery works, image uploads and then displays, embedded in the HTML. However, when I go to the live site, the URL of the image is hard-coded to the path of where the CMS's version of the "downfile.aspx" file.

 

So, how can I tell the component to not go and get it from there but to get it from the actual site that it's on. Otherwise there's the potential for cross-site scripting type issues with permissions etc.

 

I don't mind sticking the downfile.aspx file in the root of the public site. I realise that the code is referenced in the HTML that's saved so I *could* parse it to search for downfile.aspx etc. but I'd rather be able to set it neatly in code somewhere.

 

cheers

Andy

 

 

Solved. I don't mind having a /cute folder off the site root on any site so I've set that on both the CMS and the main site and set that as the resolve for the DownFile setting and job done.

 

cheers

Andy