I've applied all of the following security settings to prevent a user from editing, moving, renaming, deleting files or folders from their images directory. However, even though all of the other buttons are disabled the "create thumbnail" icon is still active and allows the user to create a thumbnail. Is there a setting that I'm not aware of that will disable the "create a thumbnail" button on the style builder, background image dialog window?

 

ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowCopy(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowCreateFolder(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowDelete(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowDeleteFolder(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowModify(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowMove(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowRename(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityAllowUpload(false);
ctlRTB.SetSecurityReadOnly();

Hi bshamblen,

 

Please follow steps:

1. Open file "CuteSoft_Client\CuteEditor\Dialogs\InsertImage.aspx"

2. You can find the following line: 

<img  id="img_AutoThumbnail" src="../Load.ashx?type=image&file=resize.gif" onclick="AutoThumbnail();" title="[[AutoThumbnail]]" class="cursor dialogButton" />

3. Update it to

<img style="display:none" id="img_AutoThumbnail" src="../Load.ashx?type=image&file=resize.gif" onclick="AutoThumbnail();" title="[[AutoThumbnail]]" class="cursor dialogButton" />

4. test it again

 

Thanks for asking

Eric@cutesoft.net

I tried the "InsertImage.aspx" page and that didn't work. I noticed that the actual page that was being displayed at the time was SelectImage.aspx, so I made the change that you suggested to that page and it worked. Will a future release of your component handle this automatically or will I need to make this change every time I upgrade to the latest version?

I was testing this feature on all browsers to make sure my changes worked, but selecting a background image on Safari, Firefox and Chrome does not work. I tested this on your demo page, just to make sure it wasn't something related to my settings and I get the same result.

 

Steps to reproduce: 

1. Using either Safari 5, Firefox 4 or Chrome 12 go to http://www.cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx
2. Click somewhere in the middle of the table that's displayed in the sample editor window.
3. Click the <table> selector at the bottom of the CuteEditor and select the "Properties" menu item.
4. Select the Style Builder tab.
5. Click the Background button in the left menu.
6. Click the ... button next to the background image URL text box. 
7. In the Select Image window select an image and click the Insert button.
8. Click the OK button at the bottom of the Style Builder window. 
9. Notice that the background image value was not applied to the table.

Hi bshamblen,

 

I can reproduce this, we will investigate and get back to you ASAP.

 

Thanks for reporting

Eric@cutesoft.net

 

Will there be a fix for this in the next release or do we have to provide training to implement this work around going forward?

 

Thanks,

Brian

 

We will fix this issue in this week. Sorry for your inconvenience.

 

Regards,

 

Ken