File browser is not working properly

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4/15/2010 5:05:17 PM
TigerPoon
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File browser is not working properly

We have Windows server 2003, with SQL 2005 as backend which is running mojoPortal 2.3.3.9. To give you more background information, we have all downloadable\clickable documents stored under the documents folder by department. After the upgrade from 2.3.3.4. we notice that when we try to create\Edit a link within the editor. Some folder structures which are displaying the screen are messed up. Some will display the correct document within the folder, but some just display the same folder structure as the \Data\Sites\1 over and over again.. It seems like the display is in a loop and can never get to the folder where actual file located.

Please help.. thanks in advance.

4/16/2010 8:40:40 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: File browser is not working properly

Hi,

This is a known issue that has been there for a long time. The file browser cannot handle folders with spaces in the name correctly and it causes this behavior. The File browser and file manager will not let you create folders with spaces in the name. In web environments it is best to not have spaces in file or folder names as these must be escaped and create ugly urls with %20 etc.

If you remove spaces from the folder names it will solve the problem.

Hope it helps,

Joe

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