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10/29/2008 7:22 PM
 

You can setting the view permissions and write permissions to all Folders in the Filemanger.

 
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10/29/2008 7:53 PM
 

I think the blog module seems to be handling this correctly.  It seems to do what I suggest in the previous post.  Can't we swipe the code and reuse it in the Forum module for image and attachement handling?

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Perhaps a different method should be used in that case.  It would be good to have the ability to sandbox attachments.  How about each registered user gets a attachment folder created when they first go to upload.  All subsequent attachments from that user go into the sandboxed user folder.

I notice that even with attachments off users can click on the hyperlink icon in FCK and get a dialog to link a file on the site. They can then browse through all directories in the portal.  This is nuts!  How can I lock this down and still allow people to insert hyperlinks?

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The forum uses the core's URL Controller. This is the recommended way to access files because it adheres to the core API for file access plus for security reasons. Unfortunately, the URL Controller does not have a method for a module to set the default directory.

 

 
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