Hello All,
We are using the RadEditor with the Image Manager.
In our implementation, we do not want to let the user create new folders or move around the existing folder tree.
They can basically access one folder and one folder only.
While we have that restriction setup, our interface still shows three elements that I would like to HIDE:
(1) New Folder button/icon
(2) Current Path
(3) Browse Folder Tree
(screenshot attached as well for easier reference)
From what I've read online, we should be able to customize this to hide each of those..... which will really help me clean up the interface since these items are just adding confusion.
Can someone please help me with the proper procedure for hiding these three elements?
Thank you very much in advance. I appreciate any assistance!
We are using the RadEditor with the Image Manager.
In our implementation, we do not want to let the user create new folders or move around the existing folder tree.
They can basically access one folder and one folder only.
While we have that restriction setup, our interface still shows three elements that I would like to HIDE:
(1) New Folder button/icon
(2) Current Path
(3) Browse Folder Tree
(screenshot attached as well for easier reference)
From what I've read online, we should be able to customize this to hide each of those..... which will really help me clean up the interface since these items are just adding confusion.
Can someone please help me with the proper procedure for hiding these three elements?
Thank you very much in advance. I appreciate any assistance!
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Hi Robert,
The Image Manager is classified as a FielBrowser dialog, which is implemented with the RadFileExplorer control.
How to customize the built-in dialogs is explained in this online demo. To customize the FileExplorer control you need to get the FileBrowser.ascx file and further configure the RadFileExplorer control.
To reconfigure the visible elements of the File Explorer, you can use the VisibleControls property and set the ones that need to be shown.
Regards,
Ianko
Telerik
The Image Manager is classified as a FielBrowser dialog, which is implemented with the RadFileExplorer control.
How to customize the built-in dialogs is explained in this online demo. To customize the FileExplorer control you need to get the FileBrowser.ascx file and further configure the RadFileExplorer control.
To reconfigure the visible elements of the File Explorer, you can use the VisibleControls property and set the ones that need to be shown.
Regards,
Ianko
Telerik
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