I asume that your webbuilder page have the extension php otherwise I have no idea why it does not work for youWhen I upload an image it is placed in the uploads folder.
But it's stil not showing up on the page.
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Re: Can´t see the Tiny mce editor
Ukra wrote:
Is there an alternative to the ftpmanager?
Ulrik
I use Filezilla (its free) jusst google it.
Look in the "page html" from the page with the extension if the path to the image is correct,if yes than it can only a permission problem.Patr100 wrote:Yes it is
I can edit/add text no problem but uploaded pics still just appear as placeholder with the red cross.
I'll try again later
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Maybe.....in the uploaded folder are more folders for the content to upload,did you give these folders permissions.
Ok I sorted it.
Unless I was missing something the above was slightly misleading
The problem was the actual path to the image was
root/content /uploaded
when the structure was
root/uploaded
I manually moved the uploaded folder to
root/content/uploaded
and it worked.
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Eddy wrote:If you have used pages in folders ( page not in the same directorie as the cms) than the path to the file is not correct.( php include in the WB page )
Do you have this structure on your server?
Look also to the read and write settings (755) or (777) from your folders.
content
jscripts
uploaded
login.php
webbuilder pages.html
webbuilder pages.html
webbuilder pages.html
Unless I was missing something the above was slightly misleading
The problem was the actual path to the image was
root/content /uploaded
when the structure was
root/uploaded
I manually moved the uploaded folder to
root/content/uploaded
and it worked.
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Hmmm Good question just tried it doesn't like it.Eddy wrote:I`am happy you found the problem!
I dont know what is different on your server but it works now and thats importand.
But can you now upload images with the filemanager to the uploaded folder?
"Unable to locate the specific folder: ../../../../uploaded/"
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Its in config.base.php , if you make changes in this file than make first a copy,I have work many hours to make all files work together and i dont know if everything wil work if you make changes in this file.
\jscripts\tiny_mce\plugins\ajaxfilemanager\inc\config.base.php
CONFIG_SYS_DEFAULT_PATH is the default folder where the files would be uploaded to and it must be a folder under the CONFIG_SYS_ROOT_PATH or the same folder these two paths accept relative path only, don't use absolute path*/ define('CONFIG_SYS_DEFAULT_PATH', '../../../../uploaded/'); //accept relative path only define('CONFIG_SYS_ROOT_PATH', '../../../../uploaded/');
\jscripts\tiny_mce\plugins\ajaxfilemanager\inc\config.base.php
CONFIG_SYS_DEFAULT_PATH is the default folder where the files would be uploaded to and it must be a folder under the CONFIG_SYS_ROOT_PATH or the same folder these two paths accept relative path only, don't use absolute path*/ define('CONFIG_SYS_DEFAULT_PATH', '../../../../uploaded/'); //accept relative path only define('CONFIG_SYS_ROOT_PATH', '../../../../uploaded/');
No,the password in the extension properties window is for the login page to the editor.
The password and login for the filemanager is in the config.base.php
I cannot make this as option in the extension properties window because these files are not in the extension.
Its not encrypted you can change the password and login in the file with notepad,or open the file in a php editor to change the names.
In a php editor the file looks like this
The password and login for the filemanager is in the config.base.php
I cannot make this as option in the extension properties window because these files are not in the extension.
Its not encrypted you can change the password and login in the file with notepad,or open the file in a php editor to change the names.
In a php editor the file looks like this
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<?php
/**
* sysem base config setting
* @author Logan Cai (cailongqun [at] yahoo [dot] com [dot] cn)
* @link www.phpletter.com
* @since 1/August/2007
*
*/
error_reporting(E_ALL);
//error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);
//Access Control Setting
/**
* turn off => false
* by session => true
*/
define('CONFIG_ACCESS_CONTROL_MODE', false);
define("CONFIG_LOGIN_USERNAME", 'sdfgdfgdfgdgfdgsdfsdfg3454dsfb5e');
define('CONFIG_LOGIN_PASSWORD', 'ASDF@#%JHGSDFGasdkjfh3812764ksdjfbhkjxcf');
define('CONFIG_LOGIN_PAGE', 'ajax_login.php'); //the url to the login page
//SYSTEM MODE CONFIGI know this is what I am referring to - I had it open in notepad
You mean the long random password and login - is it automatically generated ?
is it always the same unless we manually change it?
You mean the long random password and login - is it automatically generated ?
is it always the same unless we manually change it?
define('CONFIG_ACCESS_CONTROL_MODE', false);
define("CONFIG_LOGIN_USERNAME", 'sdfgdfgdfgdgfdgsdfsdfg3454dsfb5e');
define('CONFIG_LOGIN_PASSWORD', 'ASDF@#%JHGSDFGasdkjfh3812764ksdjfbhkjxcf');
define('CONFIG_LOGIN_PAGE', 'ajax_login.php'); //the url to the login page