The problem is the spaces in the file and folder names. The editor won't let you create folders or files with spaces but if your file tree has them it causes this problem because it fails to match the selected path vs the current folder. I could not find a good solution other than to not use spaces in folder and file names which I think is a best practice anyway for the web because otherwise you end up with ugly urls with escape characters.

Hope it helps,

Joe

Hi Eric,

I am forcing lower case but you can override that with these config settings:

<add key="ForceLowerCaseForFolderCreation" value="true" />

<add key="ForceLowerCaseForUploadedFiles" value="true" />

by changing to false. The reason I make the lower case is in case you ever later wanted to move the site to linux/mono/apache hosting where file names and urls are case sensitive.

I don't have a solution about the spaces other than you could just use FCKeditor. Or maybe you could modify the Flash to replace dashes with spaces for display.

Hope it helps,

Joe

Hey Joe, In the new TinyMCE file manager how do users delete files and folders? Maybe not a feature yet... but thought I'd ask.

I see, thanks for the quick responses. I wonder how my users will delete stuff though? hmmm

Hello, back on this task. I made some modifications to the MCEFileDialog.aspx (file explorer) and wanted to get your feedback. Here's a screen shot:
http://www.proactivedesign.net/_admin/upload-area/files/mojoportal/file-manager/file-manager-preview.gif

And here's the new .aspx file you could download: (it goes in the /dialog/ folder within mojo)
http://www.proactivedesign.net/_admin/upload-area/files/mojoportal/file-manager/MCEFileDialog.zip

What I've done:

1. Images are limited to a fixed width and height. Smaller images still display at their true size, but larger (say 900px) images only display at 450px for example. Makes previewing nicer I think. A lot of users are stupid and upload 300dpi images (sigh).
2. I also modified the interface a little and added some instructions.
3. For selecting a file I just list the path without the form field showing, seems cleaner.

Note: See how I have the "delete this file" link? That doesn't actually work right now....but maybe someone with programming knowledge could help here. I would think we could grab the file path at this preview point and then delete the file. I confirmation box would be nice (are you sure you want to delete). This would at least allow file deletion which I feel is critical.

Thoughts?