The HTML pages are being created by a 3rd party and use relative images. And they are news articles, so a headline and link to the document are perfect.

I was hoping to be able to upload the HTML and images as a zip package and have them displayed properly. The current way DNN generates the files with tickets on the fly must give them an unknown location, so the images do not show up.

This sounds like a typical sort of CMS function.  Do you see this a possible use case for either announcments for the documents module  or is a custom development job ?

Jim

Jim Bonnie wrote The HTML pages are being created by a 3rd party and use relative images. And they are news articles, so a headline and link to the document are perfect. I was hoping to be able to upload the HTML and images as a zip package and have them displayed properly. The current way DNN generates the files with tickets on the fly must give them an unknown location, so the images do not show up.

Jim,

have a look at free MHTML 3 module from www.bring2mind.net

Jim,

In general the security issue with direct linking to files is that people can also get to those files directly, without going throug your site. Even if you set restrictions to the folder the files belong too. The DNN linkclick / fileservice ensures that the DNN security context is always used when serving files. Again.. for your purpose that might be ok