After upgrade Image/Document- managers insert button event

[Marco]

Dear Telerik,

After the upgrade form 2011.3.1115.40  to 2012.1.215.40 I had I lot of errors. Some thinks where fixed by the CAG and copieing dll's in the bin dir.

Any update gives me the creeps, it's giving me always troubles so it is not a thing I looking forward to.

This time I've spend over two days struggeling with the newest update, conlcuding that i had to roll back everything and stick with the 2011Q3 version.
For example im using the Documentmanger with Physical Paths which didnt work out.
So in the end ive build a new project complete according to the Telerik examples, and thank god... it didnt work in that project either...

Everything works fine until you want to insert that selected document into the RadEditor. I have search the code for a javascript Event on the insert button, I have set on every JS function a breakpoint none of them has been hit.

We did a rollback and it worked like a charme!

So there must be somthing wrong with it.

Regards Marco.

[Rumen]

Hello,

We are aware of this issue introduced in the latest version of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. The problem is already fixed and the fix is available in the latest internal build.

Until the official release of the upcoming service pack, as a workaround you can modify the GetFiles() method of the content provider to provide the path to the file to the Location property of the FileItem, e.g.:

private FileItem[] GetFiles(string realDirectoryPath)
{
    List<FileItem> filesResult = new List<FileItem>();
    List<XmlNode> responseResult = ListBucket(realDirectoryPath);
    foreach (XmlNode content in responseResult)
    {
        string key = GetKeyNode(content).InnerText;
        if (!key.EndsWith("_$folder$"))
        {
            // This is a file, not a folder
            string size = GetSizeNode(content).InnerText;
            string url = (ItemHandlerPath + "?path=") + HttpUtility.UrlEncode(key);
            string fileName = VirtualPathUtility.GetFileName("/" + key);

            FileItem fileItem = new FileItem(fileName, VirtualPathUtility.GetExtension(key), int.Parse(size), HttpUtility.UrlEncode(key), url, string.Empty, GetPermissions(key));

            filesResult.Add(fileItem);
        }
    }

    return filesResult.ToArray();
}

Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team