Hi,

 

I implemented my first cuteeditor and got it running with the standard settings (after creating the uploads folder).

 

Now, I have to change the storage to SQL. I got the example and added the downfile.aspx and sqlfilestorage files to my app. I added the following web.config part:

I added the folder CuteEditorTemp (this is what I already found in the forum). I created the sql table fsitems in my database.

 

I then removed the uploads folder - and now it is not running at all wanting this folder back. If I recreate the uploads folder, then it is storing there - and not in SQL.

 

I searched my app for the uploads and found in in admin.config of CuteEditor. Do I have to change this? Or what else do I have to do?

a. Run in Visual Studio

 

1. download "CustomFileProvider.zip" in http://cutesoft.net/example/howto.aspx
2. unzip it
3. open your visual studio
4. click "File"==>"Open Project"==>"click file CustomFileProvider.csproj"
5. open your sql server management studio
6. create database called "customfileprovider"
7. execute "SqlSample\fsitems.sql"  in database "customfileprovider"
8. create one user such as "usera"
9. grant database "customfileprovider" full permission to user "usera"
10. open file "SqlSample\SqlFileStorage.cs", update the following line and match your actual setting,
     public static string ConnectionString=@"Server=(local);database=customfileprovider;uid=cute;pwd=cute;";
11. Build project
12. right click file "SqlSample\UseSql.aspx", click "View in Browser", you will can run this example

1. download "CustomFileProvider.zip" in http://cutesoft.net/example/howto.aspx
2. unzip it
3. open your sql server management studio
4. create database called "customfileprovider"
5. execute "SqlSample\fsitems.sql"  in database "customfileprovider"
6. create one user such as "usera"
7. grant database "customfileprovider" full permission to user "usera"
8. open file "SqlSample\SqlFileStorage.cs", update the following line and match your actual setting,
   public static string ConnectionString=@"Server=(local);database=customfileprovider;uid=cute;pwd=cute;";
9. open your IIS
10. create virtual directory called "customfileprovider" and let this virtual directory points to the unzipped folder
11. right click file "SqlSample\UseSql.aspx" in IIS, click "Browse", you will can run this example

 

Regards,

Eric

Unfortunately, I cannot open the archive - it tells me it is not a valid archive. (cannot open file. it does not appear to be a valid archive. Press F1 for help) I have WinZip and WinRar installed.

 

Uh, it did in fact download something - so I had a look at the UseSql.aspx and found what was missing - just three lines:

Please download it again, that zip file can be opened.

 

Regards,

Eric