Upload PDF and Doc files with Advanced HTML Editor 2

Question:

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Is it possible to upload a PDF or Word document into the Advance HTML Editor 2?

Answer:

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With a small modification to the code you can upload PDF and Doc files using Advanced HTML Editor 2.

Please follow these steps:
1. Open for edit the following file: AdvHTML_Popups\upload.asp

Note: This file is if you use Pure ASP Upload.
      For Pure PHP Upload you have to edit the file: upload.php

2. Add the PDF and DOC file extensions to the JavaScript function which checks the files.
To do that, change the following code:

Line:

pau_Extensions = "GIF,JPG,JPEG,BMP,PNG"

To

pau_Extensions = "PDF,DOC,GIF,JPG,JPEG,BMP,PNG"

Line:

onsubmit="checkFileUpload(this,'GIF,JPG,JPEG,BMP,PNG',true,
'','','','','','width','height');return document.MM_returnValue"

To

onsubmit="checkFileUpload(this,'PDF,DOC,GIF,JPG,JPEG,BMP,PNG',true,
'','','','','','width','height');return document.MM_returnValue"

Line:

onchange="checkOneFileUpload(this,'GIF,JPG,JPEG,BMP,PNG',true,
'','','','','','width','height')"

To

onchange="checkOneFileUpload(this,'PDF,DOC,GIF,JPG,JPEG,BMP,PNG',true,'','','','','','width','height')"

3. Save the file

Notes: This workaround will allow you to upload both PDF and Doc files but it has some side effects:

1. The files are uploaded from the Insert Image popup.
2. Once the file is uploaded it generates an img tag:
For example:
<img alt="" src="http://localhost/HTMLEdit2/Upload/Report_2007.pdf" align="bottom" border="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" />

Which should be manually deleted or changed to an <A> tag.