just wondering if there's any news on this. we're trying to have just one copy of ckeditor and ckfinder on ONE server (where the uploads and server browsing for files will also take place) and instantiate them as a remote resource as needed in other subdomains.
this way of using ckeditor worked beautifully out of the box with the javascript instantiation, and even ckFinder launches no problem. Where we hit a snag is the javascript seems to break after the upload completes. the file upload form field dissappears, but the ckFinder pane just sits there and you can't X out of it after the upload has completed.
I checked and the upload and saving of the file itself actually does work -- the file does get stored in the appropriate folder on the server that's hosting ckeditor and ckFinder.
intentionally or not, ckFinder does essentially work across domains, only something with the javascript errors out at the end
Re: A site in a cross domain iframe that use ckeditor
Re: A site in a cross domain iframe that use ckeditor
The ckeditor and ckfinder iframe is on the good domain.
I'm on domainA-> call domainB, and the domainB call the ckfinder and ckeditor that are on the domainB
Re: A site in a cross domain iframe that use ckeditor
this way of using ckeditor worked beautifully out of the box with the javascript instantiation, and even ckFinder launches no problem. Where we hit a snag is the javascript seems to break after the upload completes. the file upload form field dissappears, but the ckFinder pane just sits there and you can't X out of it after the upload has completed.
I checked and the upload and saving of the file itself actually does work -- the file does get stored in the appropriate folder on the server that's hosting ckeditor and ckFinder.
intentionally or not, ckFinder does essentially work across domains, only something with the javascript errors out at the end