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    I would like to limit the default Filesystem to show only uploaded images within the /assets/Images/ directory. After updating the Filesystem 'media sources' to:

    basePath assets/images/
    basePathRelative Yes
    baseUrl assets/images/
    baseUrlRelative Yes

    And updating the 'Images' directory CHMOD to 777 I am unable to see existing or uploaded images.

    Have I incorrectly setup the 'Media Sources'?

    The 'media sources' is a great MODx feature but seems tricky to setup smiley
      Martin Sanders - Design & Web Development
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      You might need to update the chunks/templates to the new path (add "assets/images/" to it)
        Mathias Dannevang | Webdesigner at dannevang.org | Tweets @dannevang
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        Quote from: MathiasD at Dec 19, 2012, 08:30 PM
        You might need to update the chunks/templates to the new path (add "assets/images/" to it)

        Thanks Mathias Dannevang, but I'm unable to see the images within the admin. It must be a setting issue/bug?

        PS. I'm using the latest version of MODx Revo
          Martin Sanders - Design & Web Development
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          Are you a "sudo" user? If not, it might be a ACL issue.
            Mathias Dannevang | Webdesigner at dannevang.org | Tweets @dannevang
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            Yeah, which is kinda wired.
              Martin Sanders - Design & Web Development
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              I'm still a bit stumped on this issue. As 'Mathias Dannevang' kindly suggested my ACL is sudo so in theory it should work?

              I'm confused :S
                Martin Sanders - Design & Web Development
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                I've added the directories and files to be hidden to my 'skipFiles' field which at least hides the files, not ideal but it works.
                  Martin Sanders - Design & Web Development