orah666,
That makes good sense.
There should be some properties like, MaxImageGalleryPathSize, MaxFlashGalleryPathSize... to help the developers control the size of target directory.
I'v added your point into our future feature list.
Yes, it's possible to disable the upload button. Please check the Editor.AllowUpload Property which specifies whether the user accessing the page has permissions to upload images.
You can do something as following:
When the users is logged in, you can get her/his access role. If he/she is admin, we can set bool isAdmin to true.
if (isAdmin)
{
editor1.AllowUpload =true;
}
else
{
editor1.AllowUpload =false;
}
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