I have several pages that use the html editor, when accessing the site from local host, everything is great, but anytime I try to connect to the site remotely and go to one of those pages, it forces a NT login challenge response prompt and if you don't have a lcoal user account, the images for the html editor don't load.
What do I need to change? I've tried giving permissions to the network service account for the folder the images are in, but that doesn't seem to make a difference.
Thanks,
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
which authentication type are you running for your website? Did you enable anonymous authentication? Which browser are your clients using?
Hi Andrew, thanks for your response.
We're using IE and we do have anonymous turned on. Everything else about the site except the images for the html editor load properly. If you enter valid NT credentials (we have to have challenge response turned on in order to get it to work at all), it will load the images correctly.
Do you know what directory I need to give the Network Service (assuming this is the solution) read permissions to?
Thanks again,
If you did not publish the images yourself and are running with the configuration from installing the product it makes some rather poor and rude assumptions. By default it installs the images into the Inetpub.... path and creates virtual paths to that. Since no one hardly ever uses that path in their own sites it most likely has incorrect security on it.
That said; locate the virtual path that points to your images. Locate the physical path that the virtual path is mapped to. Make sure that it has the correct security for your site. The easiest way is to compare the security settings on a physical path that is part of your site that does not cause you any problems and make sure they are the same.
This should cure the issue.
Why infragistics does not ask which sites and paths to install to during the installation is a mysterty to me.