I've used CuteEdit 5.3 on a previous project for content management where a client in the admin subdirectory could upload content that would go to the main website. This worked fine:
// Set up editor
txtEditor.BreakElement = BreakElement.P;
txtEditor.SetSecurityImageGalleryPath("~/../gfx/uploads");
In CuteEdit 6.2, I'm trying to do the same thing. I've tried multiple ways of doing it:
string folder = Server.MapPath(".") + \\..\\gfx\\images;
or
string folder = "~/../gfx/images";
...then:
txtPageText.AutoConfigure = AutoConfigure.Full_noform;
txtPageText.Setting["security:ImageGalleryPath"] = folder;
txtPageText.Setting["security:MediaGalleryPath"] = folder;
txtPageText.Setting["security:FlashGalleryPath"] = folder;
txtPageText.Setting["security:FilesGalleryPath"] = folder;
...or...
txtPageText.SetSecurityImageGalleryPath(folder);
txtPageText.SetSecurityMediaGalleryPath(folder);
txtPageText.SetSecurityFlashGalleryPath(folder);
txtPageText.SetSecurityFilesGalleryPath(folder);
All runs fine, but when I open the gallery (or any dialog box) I get an error message saying "cannot find part of the path "c:\web\<appname>\admin\uploads
I've also tried commenting out the Configuration\security\*.config entries for ImageGalleryPath, etc, just in case, but my code is consistently being ignored/overridden.
I'm sure it's something simple, but what am I doing wrong here?
Thanks in advance,
Duncan