Hello,
I think I found another bug with the Rad Editor -- this one in particular is a problem with the image manager's upload feature. I have properly set up the upload path but I'm getting an exception when I select an image to upload and then proceed to hit the 'Upload' button.
When I do so, I get the following exception:
Failed to map the path '/imagename.jpg'. where imagename.jpg is the file I selected on my local machine to upload.
The work around is that I get out of the upload dialog and go back to the image manager's main screen which shows the directory structure on the server. I then double click on the '..' value to move up one directory, then double click on the folder I was just in (basically putting me back where I started from), then click on the upload button and proceed to upload the same file which will now upload properly.
I am setting the upload path of the radeditor dynamically in the Page_PreRender event. I don't know if that has something to do with it because the path shows up properly the in the image manager. Please advise...
Thanks,
Erin
I think I found another bug with the Rad Editor -- this one in particular is a problem with the image manager's upload feature. I have properly set up the upload path but I'm getting an exception when I select an image to upload and then proceed to hit the 'Upload' button.
When I do so, I get the following exception:
Failed to map the path '/imagename.jpg'. where imagename.jpg is the file I selected on my local machine to upload.
The work around is that I get out of the upload dialog and go back to the image manager's main screen which shows the directory structure on the server. I then double click on the '..' value to move up one directory, then double click on the folder I was just in (basically putting me back where I started from), then click on the upload button and proceed to upload the same file which will now upload properly.
I am setting the upload path of the radeditor dynamically in the Page_PreRender event. I don't know if that has something to do with it because the path shows up properly the in the image manager. Please advise...
Thanks,
Erin
