I would like to know if and how is possible to
point every user to a custom/personal folder for uploads,
instead of having all the users uploading to same root folder.
Thanks for any reply will come and for the great job done here.
Matteo
with "user" you mean "trusted editor", right? we´re talking about the
integration of the filebrowser with the admin-interface, not some
frontend-stuff. do we?
generally speaking, it´s possible, but you need to hack the
filebrowser (e.g., use the user-id as the folder).
but ... why would you store files within a personal editors folder?
what if one editor quits?
regards,
patrick
That's why every user there should see only his own folders/files.
It's possible someway?
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then change the browser-view of the filebrowser and check if the user
is within the right-folder. if not, redirect to his/her folder.
regards,
patrick
On Jan 28, 4:49 pm, Matteo Gaddoni <gad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, I'm planning to use the djangofilebrowser and tinyMCE integration
> in frontend site, not admin.
>
> That's why every user there should see only his own folders/files.
>
> It's possible someway?
>
thanks...
regards,
patrick
On Jan 28, 5:32 pm, Matteo Gaddoni <gad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you Patrick for the quick reply.
> Can you please point me to the right point
> where I should apply this hack?
>
> thanks...
>