Public Property MediaPaths As String()

Visual Basic (Usage)	Copy Code
Dim instance As RadEditor Dim value() As String   instance.MediaPaths = value   value = instance.MediaPaths

public string[] MediaPaths {get; set;}

Return Value

<rade:radeditor
runat="server"
id="RadEditor1"
mediapaths="~/UploadMedia,/Media/Temp,/Media/Default"
uploadmediapaths="~/UploadMedia,/Media/Temp"
deletemediapaths="/Media/Temp">
</rade:radeditor>

In this specific example the users of the application will see three folders in the Media Manager dialog: UploadMedia, Default and Temp.

When browsing the UploadMedia and Temp folders, the Upload Media tab will be enabled; otherwise it will be disabled.

When browsing the Temp folder, the Delete button in the Browse Media tab will be enabled; otherwise it will be disabled.

The Media folder will not be browsable. If you want to allow the users to browse it you should add "/Media" to the MediaPaths list.

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RadEditor1.MediaPaths = New String(3) {"~/UploadMedia", "/Media/Temp", "/Media/Default"} RadEditor1.UploadMediaPaths = New String(2) {"~/UploadMedia", "/Media/Temp"} RadEditor1.DeleteMediaPaths = New String(1) {"/Media/Temp"}

C#	Copy Code
RadEditor1.MediaPaths = new string[3] {"~/UploadMedia", "/Media/Temp", "/Media/Default"}; RadEditor1.UploadMediaPaths = new string[2] {"~/UploadMedia", "/Media/Temp"}; RadEditor1.DeleteMediaPaths = new string[1] {"/Media/Temp"};

If a folder is present in UploadMediaPaths or DeleteMediaPaths, but is missing from MediaPaths it will not be visible in the Media Manager dialog.

Use "~/" (tilde) as a substitution of the web-application's root directory.

Note: in the ASPX declaration the folders are comma separated string; in the code behind they are string array.

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