hmm I'm a little confused as to what's happening.

The procedure for adding an image in the Text/HTML module is simply:

1. Click the insert Image toolbar button,
2. Click the Browse Server button - this opens the FCK Editor Image Gallery.
3. Use the browse and upload buttons to upload your image/s.
4. Select one image and click Ok.
5. This returns you to the Image Properties dialogue
6. You can examine the image path in this window - This should be a relative path as in this example from one of my portals:
   /Portals/18/Content/WW-Samples/ODW-sample-sites-01.jpg

I don't know how yours got absolute paths, but if you let DNN do its thing, there should be no problem with any of this.

In the last post you made above it sounds as if you've been shifting DNN system folders around... this is a recipe for disaster if that is what has been done and I'm surprised the entire thing hasn't collapsed.

One should really leave DNN to manage each portal's files and folders as it sees fit. The only place one can mess with things when creating content is within the portals/xx/ folder for the particular portal you're working in, and one should only use DNN itself or a DNN module to work in there, not ftp or the server's file manager.

Hope that makes sense

Rob

Hi Lea,

Ok I see what you mean... your portal system was not initially created at root level. The paths are all relative and are in fact correct for the portal - because the portal was in a subfolder.

I'm still a little unsure of point 2. If you have actually moved one of the numbered folders plus contents from inside the DNN portals folder, you'll get into trouble. DNN won't know where to find the portal files if the /portals/xx/ folder was moved. However, I'm not entirely sure that that is what you've done, and if it's working then it may all be fine. Perhaps check  that you can upload a new image and it will show up in the DNN file manager alongside your old images

If you do find there is a problem, move it all back and just use Engage F3. It's the simplest module to use.. after installing, it would take you 2 minutes to do everything required. With it, you just specify a section of the old path e.g. "/test/portals/0/" and replace it with "/portals/0/". It will do this automatically for all instances and only takes a second.

Glad to hear it's working in any case.

Rob