Ajax File Managers

Template Manager

Images , Flash and Media 

RadEditor has built-in support for uploading/deleting/inserting images, Flash, and Windows Media files. Moreover, the component can facilitate fine grained access and permissions in multi-user applications.

In this example we have configured the RadEditor in such a way that enables you to browse and insert images, Flash, and Windows Media from the "Marketing" and "PublicRelations" folders and all their subfolders. However, you can upload and delete files only in the Marketing folder and its subfolders. This configuration is achieved using the following properties (for images):

ImagesPaths = "~/Img/UserDir/Marketing,~/Img/UserDir/PublicRelations"
UploadImagesPaths = "~/Img/UserDir"
DeleteImagesPaths = "~/Img/UserDir"
MaxImageSize ="512000"

The configuration for Flash and Windows Medial is identical to the one for images (see the ASCX tab for the exact configuration).

You can also configure the editor through the API functions from the codebehind:

//This will set the three paths for all file types

string[] dirs = new string[] {"~/Img/UserDir"};

editor1.SetPaths ( dirs, 
   Telerik.WebControls.EditorFileTypes.All,
   Telerik.WebControls.EditorFileOptions.All
);

Document Uploader

The Document Uploader allows the end-user to select a local file of any type (permissions are set by the administrator) and upload it on the web-server. A link to that document is automatically inserted, or alternatively, the currently selected image/text is set as a link. This feature is especially useful for placing PDF, DOC, RTF, TXT and other types directly in the editor, instead of using FTP and manually creating the respective links.

In this example we have provided a document uploader that is configured to view/upload/delete files in the current directory. This can be done with the following properties:
DocumentsPaths = "~/Examples/DocumentUploader"
UploadDocumentsPaths = "~/Examples/DocumentUploader"
DeleteDocumentsPaths = "~/Examples/DocumentUploader"
DocumentsFilters="*.doc, *.rtf, *.txt"
MaxDocumentSize ="512000"

Alternatively, you can use an API function from the codebehind (which is also helpful for fast and easy configuration of Image, Flash and Media directories):

//This will set the three Document paths as well

string[] dirs = new string[] {"~/Examples/DocumentUploader"};

editor1.SetPaths ( dirs, 
   Telerik.WebControls.EditorFileTypes.Documents,
   Telerik.WebControls.EditorFileOptions.All
);