Any news on this? I really would like to see an answer to this because I have the same problem.

I will answer this thread tomorrow.

 

 

Still waiting for an answer...

In Version 4.5 you could handle this by programming it into the Provider by yourself - the trick was into sub Initialize RootImageDirectory...

Sorry for the delay guys.

 

But I do need more time to find a better explanation.

It's not an easy question which I can reply right away.

 

 

jesper,

 

>>Also, how does CuteEditor treat a user belonging to several roles? Which bundle of settings does he get from web.config, and which folders get created for him?

First please download the latest provider from here: Http://CuteSoft.net/download/DotNetNuke.CEHtmlEditorProvider.zip

If the user belongs to Role A, Role B and Role C, the editor will check the Role A setting first.

If the Role A setting is defined in the web.config, the Role A setting will apply to the current user.

If not, the editor will check the Role B setting.

If the Role B setting is defined in the web.config, the Role B setting will apply to the current user.

................

If the editor can't find the setting at all, the Guest setting will apply to the current user.
 

Example:


Case 1:

If the current user belongs to "Administrators", "Registered Users", the current user will use the following setting:

     Admin_AutoConfigure = "Full"
     Admin_SecurityPolicyFile = "admin.config"
     Admin_TemplateItemList = ""
     Admin_DisableItemList = ""
     Admin_AllowPasteHtml  ="true"
     Admin_EditorOnPaste  = "default"
     Admin_ReadOnly = "false"
     Admin_ShowBottomBar ="true"
     Admin_ShowHtmlMode  ="true"
     Admin_ShowPreviewMode  ="true"
     Admin_EnableStripScriptTags  ="false" 
     Admin_EnableContextMenu    = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuEditing  = "true"  
     Admin_EnableContextMenuFormat   = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuInsert  = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuInsertAdvanced  = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuInsertFiles = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuInsertForms = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuRelative = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuTags = "true"
     Admin_EnableContextMenuVerbs = "true"    

Case 2:

If the current user belongs to "Site_Administrators", "Registered Users" but the "Site_Administrators" setting is not definded in your web.config, you the current user will use the following setting:

    Registered_AutoConfigure = "Full"
     Registered_SecurityPolicyFile = "default.config"
     Registered_TemplateItemList = ""
     Registered_DisableItemList = ""
     Registered_AllowPasteHtml  ="true"
     Registered_EditorOnPaste  = "default"
     Registered_ReadOnly = "false"
     Registered_ShowBottomBar ="true"
     Registered_ShowHtmlMode  ="true"
     Registered_ShowPreviewMode  ="true"
     Registered_EnableStripScriptTags  ="false" 
     Registered_EnableContextMenu    ="true" 
     Registered_EnableContextMenuEditing  = "true"  
     Registered_EnableContextMenuFormat   = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuInsert  = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuInsertAdvanced  = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuInsertFiles = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuInsertForms = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuRelative = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuTags = "true"
     Registered_EnableContextMenuVerbs = "true"


Case 3:

If the current user belongs to "Administrators", "Registered Users" but the "Administrators" setting and "Registered Users" setting are not definded in your web.config, you the current user will use the following setting:

     Guest_AutoConfigure = "Full"
     Guest_SecurityPolicyFile = "default.config"
     Guest_TemplateItemList = ""
     Guest_DisableItemList = ""
     Guest_AllowPasteHtml  ="true"
     Guest_EditorOnPaste  = "default"
     Guest_ReadOnly = "false"
     Guest_ShowBottomBar ="true"
     Guest_ShowHtmlMode  ="true"
     Guest_ShowPreviewMode  ="true"
     Guest_EnableStripScriptTags  ="false" 
     Guest_EnableContextMenu    ="true"  
     Guest_EnableContextMenuEditing  = "true"  
     Guest_EnableContextMenuFormat   = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuInsert  = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuInsertAdvanced  = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuInsertFiles = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuInsertForms = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuRelative = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuTags = "true"
     Guest_EnableContextMenuVerbs = "true"


 
 

jesperottosson wrote:

Hi On my sites, a few administrators with different edit priviliges will do the administration. Therefore, some are in a role called Restricted Admins, and some are in a role called Content Only Admins.

 

It looks like you need to modify the provider (CEHtmlEditorProvider.vb).

 

The following code will get you start:

                -----

                Dim trim(1) As Char
                trim(0) = "/"c

                Dim tempfolder As String = "Guest"
                Dim Templatefolder As String = ""

                If role = "Admin" or role = "Restricted Admins" or role = "Content Only Admins" Then
                    tempfolder = ""
                ElseIf role = "Registered" Then
                    tempfolder = "Member"
                ElseIf role <> String.Empty Then
                    tempfolder = role
                End If                
                -----

jesperottosson wrote:

Hi a user "upgraded" from one of the roles to the other still needs to be able to access "his" old images. Is this possible?

If the user has been upgraded to admin level, the user can has access to all the old images.

 

 

jesperottosson wrote:

Hi It seems like CuteEditor creates subdirectories for every role. Is there a good way to change this, or to set the image folder (in relation to the Portal root folder) on a per role basis?

 

CuteEditor creates subdirectories for every role (except the admin role).

If you want to change it, please modify the provider (CEHtmlEditorProvider.vb).

Hope it helps.

Let me know if you have any further questions.