Based on the SQL Server sample, a custom storage provider can be assigned to the Editor1.Setting["CuteEditorFileStorageType"] property.   My focus was on uploading PDFs and this works fine.  However, I guess I didn't anticipate that this would apply to all uploads - like images or movies.  I tried the images upload button and found the custom storeage class being invoked.  Is it possible to have different storage sources for different data types?  For example, assign a custom storage for documents and a file system based storage for images (in this case the default storage type).   One thought I have is handling the click event for a button and do the custom storage assignment there instead of as the SQL sample does on the Page Load event.  Are button click events available to program?

 

Thanks,

Steve Kumbsky

Hi kumbsky,

 

CuteEditorFileStorageType is the global setting, you can set the dialog separate, like below(only for flash dialog)

 

Editor1.Setting["InsertFlash-CuteEditorFileStorageType"] = typeof(SqlFileStorage).AssemblyQualifiedName; 

 

If you did not set the global setting, you should set the store path for the flash dialog above

 

Editor1.SetSecurityFlashGalleryPath("/");

 

Regards,

 

Ken

Ken,

 

Thanks for the reply, this is good news.  So, next question is what are the setting values for the other types of objects?  Would the following be valid:

 

Editor1.Setting["InsertDocuemnt-CuteEditorFileStorageType"]

Hi kumbsky,

 

1. The other settings are 

 

 

 

2. What I mean is if your use the flash dialog to use the sql store/load the file, then you must set the  path for the flash dialog too.

 

For example,

 

if you set

 

Editor1.Setting["InsertFlash-CuteEditorFileStorageType"] = typeof(SqlFileStorage).AssemblyQualifiedName;   

 

Then must set  

 

Editor1.SetSecurityFlashGalleryPath("/");

 

If you set  

 

 

 

 

Ken,

 

Excellent!  Thanks so much for your help.

 

Steve

Ken,

 

Bad news, I just went to code based on your suggestions and there does not seem to be a CuteEditor.Editor.SetSecurityDocumentGallery() method available on the CuteEditor.  There is a CuteEditor.Editor.SetSecurityFilesGalleryPath(String) method.  Is this the one to use for documents?

 

Thanks,

Steve

 

Ken,

 

Bad news, I just went to code based on your suggestions and there does not seem to be a CuteEditor.Editor.SetSecurityDocumentGallery() method available on the CuteEditor.  There is a CuteEditor.Editor.SetSecurityFilesGalleryPath(String) method.  Is this the one to use for documents?

 

Thanks,

Steve

 

Hi kumbsky,

 

Sorry, you are right, just check the document again.

 

 

Regards,

 

Ken