I am writing a custom FileBrowserContentProvider that will be used to talk to our Picasa services, but I want to also use the built in FileSystemContentProvider. So basically, how can I configure two different types of Image managers? If one has to be a default, and another as has to use its own button, that is fine, I just need to be able to allow users to access our Picasa feed while working in the RadEditor, but still maintain the default file system provider.
Thank you,
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Hi Lucas,
Please, see the following KB article which explains how to use the image manager as a standalone control: Using the Image and Document managers outside RadEditor.
After that see this live example which provides guidance how to create a custom button: Custom Tools. What you should do is to implement a custom button that will open the standalone image manager.
Therefore you will be able to implement a custom file browser provider with the standalone image manager and FileSystemContentProvider with the built-in image manager of RadEditor or vice versa.
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Rumen
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Please, see the following KB article which explains how to use the image manager as a standalone control: Using the Image and Document managers outside RadEditor.
After that see this live example which provides guidance how to create a custom button: Custom Tools. What you should do is to implement a custom button that will open the standalone image manager.
Therefore you will be able to implement a custom file browser provider with the standalone image manager and FileSystemContentProvider with the built-in image manager of RadEditor or vice versa.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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