Hi All Genius out there,

Is there any buddy enough Genius who can tell me how can I use Editors in ASP.Net Application, if some buddy can provide me example then it will be great.

Thanks
Abhishek A. Sharma :)

MCP(ASP.NET[1.1],C#)

If you promise to write *anybody* from now, on, I can refer you to:

www.fckeditor.,net.... ;)

Imar
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 Hi Imar Thanks for ur reply,

and I will remember to write "anybody" from now.
But I have already gone through the FCK Editor site,
It will be great if u can provide me the code example.

Thanks in Advance
Abhishek A. Sharma


MCP(ASP.NET[1.1],C#)

If you download the FCKEditor, you'll find a Samples folder that shows how to implement the editor.

Also, try Google for

fckeditor asp.net

It brings you to the FCKEditor Wiki site that explains how to do it.

Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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Imar
Thanks for the url's.
I have been digging in all info about FCKEditor & ASP.NET but still it'is not an easy job to implement this control. So if You really have some examples than why not share them? I'm looking for sollution to keep the FCK Editor upload-folder outsite of the website root. As far as now I'm still hacking the examples to get it right. So, if anyone is into Knowing_&_Showing then please give us a hand!

I am not sure I understand that. How much more guidance / examples that this do you need: http://wiki.fckeditor.net/Developer's_Guide/Integration/ASP.Net
AFAIK, everything you need to set ip up is there.

Can you describe your problems in more detail?

Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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I don't think that's possible, although I am not sure.

Why do you want to do this? If you do so, the uploaded files won't show up in the site....

Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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Thanks for replay.
According to our policy all upload material is located outsite of the root so your changes to the site files won't affect the user's stuff. We got all the sites redesigned this way but the one with FCKEdit where it is hard to change the upload location.
So maybe someone has got it

Jacek

I think what you *could* do is this, although I haven't tried it.

1. Make a physical folder called Uploads, like C:\Uploads

2. In IIS, create a new virtual dir called Uploads and map it to C:\Uploads

3. Configure the FckEditor to use "~/Uploads" as the virtual folder for the uploads.

That way, the files are uploaded in a folder outside the webroot, yet they are web accessible as /Uploads/

Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
Everyone is unique, except for me.

Thanks a lot Imar!

I will try that one and
I will let you know if I can get it working.

Regards,
Jacek