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Thread: Upload image using Image Manager

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    doru is offline Senior Member
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    Default Upload image using Image Manager

    I am using AspDotNetStorefront ML 8.0.1.2/8.0.1.2


    I am trying to add an image on a topic, but I don't have any folder and any file in the folder panel of Image manager popup window...

    I have this problem on any entity that uses Image manager control (ex. Category,...)


    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Doru

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    Mike The Last Boyscout is offline User
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    You would need to open up /RadControls/Editor/ConfigFile.xml and make sure that all of the path properties are set to the correct values for their install.

    ImagesPaths, UploadImagesPaths, etc.


    As an example:
    Code:
    <property name="ImagesPaths">
          <item>~/images</item
    </property>

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    doru is offline Senior Member
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    Thank you, Mike

    Doru

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    caraj is offline Member
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    Hi
    Is there any reason why this is not this way by default?
    There is an image manager but not usable by default until we modify the code?

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    This just lets people configure that however they want, instead of forcing them to use a specific path. Filling in a path attribute in an XML file isn't really a code mod, that's just how the 3rd party tool we use to create that WYSIWYG works.

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    OK thanks for the response.