When I set it to false it merely refers to the SSL protected area of https://secure.mydomain.com rather than appending the BaseHref path or http://www.mydomain.com.    

I have added the following into the page:   editor.BaseHref = ''http://www.mydomain.com''editor.UseRelativeLinks = true   When I do this it does not add the BaseHref before the file information. It keeps it relative. I don't think I was very clear before as I can not have it relative, it must be absolute to the specific site and ...

OKay, the folder issue is resolved if I set the security file to true for upload, rename, delete, create folder settings. This all works fine now. The only issue is that I do not want all of those features. I don't want people to update, delete, rename or create new folders. So now what?

I have images that are loaded into subfolders by categories that I wish to have available to people but when you click on the folder an error message occurs rather than opening the folder. Is there any way to allow for multiple folders rather than just one folder for all your images, documents, templates or media?

I have an application which is using the CuteEditor and it resides in a sn SSL secure part of the site. So the URL of the server at this point is https://secure.domain.com. The issue is that the content being created in the editor is not going to refer to the server path in the SSL but rather http://www.domain.com/ and must be absolute ...