Hi there, let me explain my problem.

  I have developed a website for someone in DNN (334), using FTB3.0 in the HTML/Text module. When I installed the site on the production webserver, where there are other DNN sites as well, I ran into a problem with the image gallery. It seemed as though it was attempting to access an intitial directory of 's/0' which put it deep in the ftb provider directory, and such a directory did not exist. After countless attempts debugging, I decided to upgrade the provider to the FCK editor.

 With the FCK editor I immediately ran into the same issue. I have included the debug information below, after some tweaking (changing the options to 'Include full Directory', but now I cannot get the original incorrect path of 's/0' back) the directory has changed slightly but still remains incorrect. I would appreciate if anyone could point me in the direction of where the folder properties might come from (be set) so I could resume the search without proding around in the dark.

I would appreciate any suggestions from anyone,

Stephen O'Brien

==The Path to the portal directoy should be D:\Inetpub\vhosts\<domainname>\httpdocs\Portal\Portals\0\
Debug info (English only):
Application Path=/Portal
Current folder=Portal/Portals/0/
Root folder=Portal/Portals/0
Sub folder=/
Server folder=D:\Inetpub\vhosts\<domainname>\httpdocs\Portal\Portal\Portals\0\
Foder permissions=
File Filter=gif,png,bmp,jpg
Request.IsAuthenticated=True
PortalSettings.PortalId=0
PortalSettings.PortalName=<domainname>
PortalSettings.TabId=36
PortalSettings.tabName=Home
PortalSettings.PortalAlias.HTTPAlias=monitoringagency.net/Portal
Theme=Default
Referrer=http://<domainname>/Portal/Providers/HtmlEditorProviders/FckHtmlEditorProvider/FCKeditor/editor/dialog/fck_image.html
RawURL=/Portal/Providers/HtmlEditorProviders/FckHtmlEditorProvider/fckimagegallery.aspx?FCKTheme=Default&Type=Image&tabid=36&RootFolder=/Portal/Portals/0/&CurrentFolder=/

I appreciate your prompt response to my query.

I found that bug that you referred to, and recompiled.  There was one difference.  Because my portal is in a subdirectory of the web root named Portal there was an error because the String.Replace Method removes all occurrences.  I was forced to change it to replace [ApplicationPath] & "/" with "/" this limited the replace in my case to simply the apppath and not the "Portals" directory as well.

After that all was well.  Thanks a bunch,

Steve