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2/14/2011 5:40 PM
 
I am trying to use CKeditor (provider by WatchersNET) as my html module.  I need to use the feature that allows user to store images in only a folder created for them.  The app works to the point of creating a new folder based on username, but the upload never happens.  It appears to be because by default the username folders created aren't given permissions in DNN for those folders.  If that can't be changed, it makes the user-specific folder feature pretty much unusable. 

Can I change something in DNN so that new folders are writable to by registered users?
 
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