Roots in SaveFileDialog

John-

Your code does work. See attached test case. I am able to open the Project folder and view the file inside.

Julie

Has there been an update to this?

Wisej.Web.SaveFileDialog dialog = new Wisej.Web.SaveFileDialog();
dialog.Roots.Add(new FileSystemProvider(Application.Session[“GlobalProperties.DataFileLocation”] + “Project”, “Project”));
dialog.InitialDirectory = Application.Session[“GlobalProperties.DataFileLocation”] + “Project”;

DialogResult result = dialog.ShowDialog();

No existing files are displayed

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If we do this:

Wisej.Web.SaveFileDialog dialog = new Wisej.Web.SaveFileDialog();
dialog.Roots.Add(new FileSystemProvider(“./”, “Main_Directory”));
DialogResult result = dialog.ShowDialog();

And the user navigates to the Project folder, then the files in the Project folder are displayed.

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We do not want users to be able to navigate outside of the Project folder, but we want to display the contents of the Project folder when the dialog is displayed.

Hi Sergio,

To answer your questions:

1. You can set both InitialDirectory and the Root as the same path, “C:\Folder”. If you have the root as “C:\” and the InitialDirectory as “C:\Folder”, the moment you select the root you’ll be inside “C:\Folder”
2. Unfortunately, you can’t select the root programatically for now.

HTH,
Alaa