Timothy DiPaula
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Timothy DiPaula
asked on 19 May 2010, 04:57 PM
I have a RadEditor in a user control and I want the ImageManger to use a Image Library list on the site. Is this possible?
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Hi Timothy,
When it comes to SharePoint we recommend to our clients using RadEditor for MOSS. This control is created especially for SharePoint environment. All the dialogs in it work with specially designed content provider. What you need to do is deploy the RadEditorMOSS.wsp solution, then instead of using RadEditor you need to use MOSSRadEditor. MOSSRadEditor class is defined in the Telerik.SharePoint namespace of RadEditorSharePoint assembly.
In order to download the latest version of RadEditor for MOSS you should go to the Downloads section under your account, click on the Visual Studio Extensions, DLLs, Scripts, Source Code, DNN and MOSS wrappers ... link and download the RadEditor for MOSS: (zip, 14 MB) installation.
You can find helpful information about the control in our online help: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/moss-introduction.html
Regards,
Stanimir
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When it comes to SharePoint we recommend to our clients using RadEditor for MOSS. This control is created especially for SharePoint environment. All the dialogs in it work with specially designed content provider. What you need to do is deploy the RadEditorMOSS.wsp solution, then instead of using RadEditor you need to use MOSSRadEditor. MOSSRadEditor class is defined in the Telerik.SharePoint namespace of RadEditorSharePoint assembly.
In order to download the latest version of RadEditor for MOSS you should go to the Downloads section under your account, click on the Visual Studio Extensions, DLLs, Scripts, Source Code, DNN and MOSS wrappers ... link and download the RadEditor for MOSS: (zip, 14 MB) installation.
You can find helpful information about the control in our online help: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/moss-introduction.html
Regards,
Stanimir
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Timothy DiPaula
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answered on 20 May 2010, 03:06 PM
I have successfully added the MOSS Rad Editor to my user control. I would now like to set the library that the ImageManager uses in the code-behind. Is this possible?
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Hi Timothy,
You can find information on the Image Manager in the following online help article:
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/image_manager.html.
Also review the following online help article: Set Properties Via Config File.
Here is some additional information on how the ImagesPaths collection works.
By default, all the libraries from the current site are included in the ImagePaths collection.
When you set path starting without slash (e.g. "ImagesLibrary"), you will refer a local library - library from the current Web. If you set path staring with slash (e.g. /ImagesLibrary), you will refer a library from the SiteCollection (root).
For example:
SiteCollection/ImagesLibrary
SiteCollection/SubSite1/ImagesLibrary
Lets open the SubSite1 ConfigFile.xml and set the following images path:
<property name="ImagesPaths">
<item>ImagesLibrary</item>
</property>
The ImageManager will load the SiteCollection/SubSite1/ImagesLibrary.
If you set the path with slash the ImageManager will open the SiteCollection/ImagesLibrary e.g.
<property name="ImagesPaths">
<item>/ImagesLibrary</item>
</property>
Also you should know that if you set e library such as SiteCollection/SubSite1/ImagesLibrary, the currently logged user should have at least reading rights for all site collections of the path. Otherwise the ImagesLibrary will not appear in the ImageMangager dialogue.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Stanimir
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You can find information on the Image Manager in the following online help article:
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/image_manager.html.
Also review the following online help article: Set Properties Via Config File.
Here is some additional information on how the ImagesPaths collection works.
By default, all the libraries from the current site are included in the ImagePaths collection.
When you set path starting without slash (e.g. "ImagesLibrary"), you will refer a local library - library from the current Web. If you set path staring with slash (e.g. /ImagesLibrary), you will refer a library from the SiteCollection (root).
For example:
SiteCollection/ImagesLibrary
SiteCollection/SubSite1/ImagesLibrary
Lets open the SubSite1 ConfigFile.xml and set the following images path:
<property name="ImagesPaths">
<item>ImagesLibrary</item>
</property>
The ImageManager will load the SiteCollection/SubSite1/ImagesLibrary.
If you set the path with slash the ImageManager will open the SiteCollection/ImagesLibrary e.g.
<property name="ImagesPaths">
<item>/ImagesLibrary</item>
</property>
Also you should know that if you set e library such as SiteCollection/SubSite1/ImagesLibrary, the currently logged user should have at least reading rights for all site collections of the path. Otherwise the ImagesLibrary will not appear in the ImageMangager dialogue.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Stanimir
the Telerik team
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